Ashes
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 35
ash'ez, n.pl. the dust or remains of any- thing burnt the remains of the human body when burnt: (jig.) a dead body [A S. asce. Ice. ask a.] Ashlar, ash'lar, Ashler, ash'ler, n Hit) stones laid in ro7vs hewn or squared stone used in facing a wall, as distinguished from rough, as comes from the quarry. [Fr. a is selle, dim of a plank L. a is, a plank a n la, a little plank, a shingle. Such little wooden boards were used to face walls before stones, and squared stones took the name.)
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