Azymous

az'-e-mus a, unleavened; unfermented(Gr. a, and zyme, leaven)., Bis mute and labial, being formed by pre ing the whole length of the lips together, and forcing them open with a strong breer. Ithas a near affinity with the labial letters Pand V, and in some languages is interchanged with them. stands for bachelor, for before. as B.A. Not, bachelor to know a of B from arts. a In bull's B.C. foot,, it to be extremely ignorant. Greeks, as now by the Arab i ans, for 2,by the Romans for 300, and with adash over it, thus, B for 3,000. in the natural diatonic scale of C; it also stands for base, and B. C. for ba o continuo, or thorough base.