Ester

      See also ester

      Asturian

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      Proper noun

      Ester f 

      1. (biblical) Esther.
      2. A female given name

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      Czech

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      Proper noun

      Ester f

      1. (biblical) Esther.
      2. A female given name, cognate to Esther.

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      Danish

      Proper noun

      Ester

      1. (biblical) Esther.
      2. A female given name, usually spelled Esther.

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      Estonian

      Proper noun

      Ester

      1. (biblical) Esther
      2. A female given name of biblical origin.

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      Finnish

      Pronunciation

      • IPA: [ˈester]
      • Hyphenation: Es‧ter

      Proper noun

      Ester

      1. (biblical) Esther.
      2. A female given name.

      Declension

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      German

      Noun

      Ester n (genitive Esters, plural Estere)

      1. (organic chemistry) ester

      Declension

      Proper noun

      Ester

      1. (biblical) Esther
      2. A female given name, often spelled Esther.

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      Italian

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      Proper noun

      Ester f

      1. A female given name; equivalent to the English-language Esther
      2. (biblical) Esther, Book of Esther

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      Norwegian

      Proper noun

      Ester

      1. (biblical) Esther.
      2. A female given name, also spelled Esther.

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      Spanish

      Proper noun

      Ester f

      1. (biblical) Esther.
      2. A female given name.

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      Swedish

      Proper noun

      Ester

      1. (biblical) Esther.
      2. A female given name.
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