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美:[ˈɛstɚ]
英:[ˈestə]
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Es·ther
e str
Noun
1. (Old Testament) a beautiful Jewess chosen by the king of Persia to be his queen; she stopped a plot to massacre all the Jews in Persia (an event celebrated by Jews as the feast of Purim)
2. an Old Testament book telling of a beautiful Jewess who became queen of Persia and saved her people from massacre
《旧约全书》中波斯国王阿哈随鲁的妻子的女性名字,来自希腊语 Esther,源自希伯来语 Ester,来自波斯语 sitareh “星”,与阿维斯陀语 star- 相关(源自 PIE 词根 *ster- (2) “星星”),或许也有闪族语源。
Latin, from Hebrew Estēr
The first known use of Esther was in the 14th century
etherizeverb
to treat or anesthetize with ether
estrangeverb
to cause to change from friendly or loving to unfriendly or uncaring : alienate
estranged from their children
Estoniannoun
a member of a people chiefly of Estonia
the language of the Estonians
estivateverb
to pass the summer in an inactive or resting state
aestheticadjective
of or relating to beauty or what is beautiful
Esthernoun
a narrative book of canonical Jewish and Christian Scripture see bible
1 Shortly after nine o’clock, Esther of Providence, Rhode Island, switched off her radio and rolled a sheet of paper into her typewriter.
2 It was like the story of Esther all over again.
3 While the rest of us were worrying over getting our printing to match exactly the example shown on the blackboard, Esther got praise for any kind of mark that resembled the letters.
4 Now, lying on my back in bed, I imagined Buddy saying, "Do you know what a poem is, Esther?"
5 An article about health care, using Esther’s story, with pictures of the packets of nameless medicine.
6 Esther: Everything. And don't forget the port for Uncle Maurice.
以斯帖: 每样都备点, 别忘了墨里斯叔叔爱喝的葡萄牙葡萄酒.
7 "But," Esther Hartlieb looked so disappointed that Victor almost felt sorry for her, "where, for heaven's sake, was the boat going?"
8 Next to Ida stood Victor, no beard, no disguise, simply the Victor Esther knew.
9 “Oh, Lord, I’m forgetting myself. You must be hungry. Esther, get him something to fill himself up on.”
10 “He’s decided to open another branch of the Esther P. Marinoff for older children and he wants Natalie to be the first student.”
11 I turn around to see Esther Song standing behind me.
12 Holly fanned herself, mouthy Miss Esther had nothing to say for once, and even Nan blushed like a schoolgirl when Brent shook her hand.
13 He would have known Esther's voice even if he had heard her announcing train times at Venice's main station.
14 Having possessed Esther, the carnal man awoke, seeing the possibility of conquest everywhere.
15 There was only Esther, who contained in her narrow body all mystery and all passion, and who answered all his need.
16 “Let me tell you a story,” she said quietly, ignoring the fact that they were both weeping, Shifre loudly and Esther with short little gasps.
17 When we walked in, Nan was at our small kitchen table with Miss Esther, deep in conversation.
18 Esther shook her head, smiling, and left the office.
19 "I think we can take you right away, Esther," Miss Huey said.
20 And some of them I don’t know anything other than their names, like Benjamin Zylberberg, the Jewish doctor, and Esther Lévi, whose flute music Julie was given to write on.
1 女子名
Lu g. May hope kit faith hero charity angel joy pen crystal dot rose jet poll grace candy gay olive mat patience mercy sue cherry doll penny pearl dawn jewel Sandy eve mag bunny pat abbey peg obedience holly lee flora lily violet Nanny jasmine ruby kitty marina sherry mil rosemary iris daisy patty robin dale carol gill sis nan dolly nana mart prudence candida hazel rosette viola myrtle heather Aurora Sunday glen vita donna Marigold ester Emmy belle pansy paddy hyacinth blanch lolly clemency June terry clematis primrose April amity willy tony sally mignon Virginia Georgia Lucy em Anne Rachel Linda Jane Miriam Sarah jean maggie Elaine kay Joyce Bridget marionette laura marguerite jerry bel mina clementine beryl trilby Barbara Elizabeth Nancy Lynn Jackie Margaret Martha Janet Kim Alice Helen Karen Sharon maria Cynthia Willie Catherine beth Deborah molly Sara Charlotte Meredith Eleanor Wendy Emma jenny Sandra madeleine Rebecca Sidney jo Patricia Melissa Leslie Hannah Marion victoria dee Tracy Peggy alma Christina Shirley Teresa Billie Mae Florence Miranda Carson Judith Clara Augusta Doris Mercedes Libby Naomi Agnes mona Eva Maureen Nora vanessa Allison Vera Carmen Marian Betsy Gail Phyllis Dotty Rhea Lena Heidi Isabel Ethel Olivia Rosa Olympia erica Katharine amelia Sid fay polly Beatrice Marianne Ada Vivian Dominique Alison Vi cory Lydia Juliet Irene Evelyn Dewey Penelope Bert Leah vic Lorraine Winnie norma Lizzie Lois Abigail Clare Camilla regina Chloe colleen Gretchen Helena Alberta marge Minnie Ava Cass dinah Eden Vicky Jessie Eliza merle Josephine Edna Una Cecilia Valencia Constance Juno Alexandra Sofia Francesca Lucia Moira Juanita Enid Rosetta nona Rosalind louie Tessa phoebe Ib Nellie Roma Magdalene celeste Ida cicely Elisabeth Carmel Elsa Hermione Beatty Eugenia Candace sal Elsie avril Colette Dorothea noel Mimi Bernice mavis Ursula Diana Cassandra celestine marcella stella Cleopatra Athena mollie Lilith Bernadette Jacky Kama bertha Bambi Eunice Thalia Octavia Cis Lotta lulu Lolita Minerva Gloria ruth biddy Moll Judy Sophia veronica Sheila Nettie Leona Chrissie Sabrina Daphne Elspeth Matilda Leonora Theodora maud Perdita aggie Bathsheba Antoinette Adelaide Magdalen Pauline angelica Emilia Deirdre Christabel Lavinia Freda Iona Ariadne Salome Portia Queenie Ophelia Dominica Berenice Cordelia Griselda Mab Juliana Genevieve Imogen Guinevere alexia Cressida Ena Vesta Medea bethel dol Hagar Rebekah Gerda debby Bab Electra Anastasia Zenobia Rosamond Nance Cornelia Wilhelmina Elma Delilah Evelina Rowena sibyl Oriana Roxana Beulah Dorcas Emlyn Gwyn Effie hortensia Zelda pleasance Godiva Lucretia Olwen Christiana Margarete Rosaline Lala Adela Euphemia Zillah Iseult Constantia Romola Roxane urania Adelina Jael Latona oriel Amabel petronella Hephzibah Persis amice Oonagh Aglaia Babbie fleurette