The spelling of the word "Asnapper" can be explained using IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) transcription. It is pronounced as /əˈsnapər/. The first part "a" is pronounced as schwa /ə/, which represents the unstressed syllable. The second syllable "snap" is pronounced as /snæp/, where "s" followed by "n" produces the sn sound. Thus, the correct spelling of the word is "Asnapper", with stress on the second syllable, and pronounced as /əˈsnapər/.
The word "Asnapper" does not have a widely agreed-upon etymology. It appears only once in the Bible, specifically in the book of Ezra (4:10), and is thought to refer to a person or perhaps a title. Some scholars believe that "Asnapper" may be a corruption or alteration of a Persian name, while others argue that it could be a combination of two names. However, due to its limited usage and lack of historical records outside of the Bible, the exact origins and meaning of "Asnapper" remain uncertain.