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What are your thoughts regarding the name, Esther?
Any combinations spring to mind?
Any combinations spring to mind?
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Esther is sweet, elegant, and with a certain down-to-earth dignity. I associate Esther with the queen who saved the Jewish people from genocide at the hands of the Persians and with the goddess Ishtar. For whatever reason, I also associate this name with the stars.
I have only met one Esther. She would be around 25 now. She was slender with short dark hair. At the time that I met her, she was interested in the theater and drama.
Esther Victoria
Esther Madeline
Esther Scarlet
Esther Gabrielle
Esther June
Esther Athena
Esther Violet
Esther Margaret
I have only met one Esther. She would be around 25 now. She was slender with short dark hair. At the time that I met her, she was interested in the theater and drama.
Esther Victoria
Esther Madeline
Esther Scarlet
Esther Gabrielle
Esther June
Esther Athena
Esther Violet
Esther Margaret
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I have just about the same impressions and associations as you, including stars, though I had forgotten about Ishtar. It also makes me think of Esther Williams, the swimmer/actress. In addition to the description you gave, I would say that Esther is quiet and stately.
Like you, I thought of Esther June. I also really like your suggestions of Victoria, Athena and Margaret. I'll add Esther Frances.
Like you, I thought of Esther June. I also really like your suggestions of Victoria, Athena and Margaret. I'll add Esther Frances.
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I think it's so fugly. I just can't like it. It always makes me think of a short, elderly, Midwestern woman with a gravelly voice. This is because it was the real name of Ann Landers. I know I'm the only person in the world who would make the connection, though.
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I don't like kit enough to use it or want it for my own name, but it is attractive. In a brisk, no-nonsense, favorite-aunt kind of way.
Esther Paige
Esther Kathleen
Esther Mercedes
esther Jillian
Esther Paige
Esther Kathleen
Esther Mercedes
esther Jillian
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It seems like an old lady name to me. I prefer Ester.
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I like it. It seems gentle and dignified. I think of flower crowns.
One of my friends had a baby last year, and when I held the baby, the name Esther Analucia (or Esther Anna Lucia) popped into my head.
Esther Diana
Esther Octavia
Esther Camellia
Esther June Eliza
Esther Geneva
Esther Juliana
Esther Amaryllis
Esther Olivia
Esther Fionnuala
Esther Fiammetta
Esther Gráinne
Esther Avdotya
Esther Lilah
Esther Mariah
Esther Antonia
Esther Artemisia
Esther Dimitra
Esther Dominga
Esther Viviana
Esther Miruna
Esther Pandora
Esther Gwendolen
One of my friends had a baby last year, and when I held the baby, the name Esther Analucia (or Esther Anna Lucia) popped into my head.
Esther Diana
Esther Octavia
Esther Camellia
Esther June Eliza
Esther Geneva
Esther Juliana
Esther Amaryllis
Esther Olivia
Esther Fionnuala
Esther Fiammetta
Esther Gráinne
Esther Avdotya
Esther Lilah
Esther Mariah
Esther Antonia
Esther Artemisia
Esther Dimitra
Esther Dominga
Esther Viviana
Esther Miruna
Esther Pandora
Esther Gwendolen
This message was edited 3/20/2019, 9:09 PM
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I really like the flow of your Esther combos! I particularly liked these:
Esther Diana
Esther Octavia
Esther Olivia
Esther Gráinne - I usually don't care for Gráinne, but the imagery that I get from this combo is really nice.
Esther Antonia
Esther Artemisia
Esther Dimitra
Esther Viviana
Esther Pandora
Esther Gwendolen
Esther seems to work really well with names from Greek and Roman mythology.
Esther Diana
Esther Octavia
Esther Olivia
Esther Gráinne - I usually don't care for Gráinne, but the imagery that I get from this combo is really nice.
Esther Antonia
Esther Artemisia
Esther Dimitra
Esther Viviana
Esther Pandora
Esther Gwendolen
Esther seems to work really well with names from Greek and Roman mythology.
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I'm Esther Caroline. I've always gone by Caroline.
I've tried to warm to Esther very hard. I'm named after my great grandmother who came here to the US to escape pogroms in her town in Poland. She was only 8 and came with just her young sister. I'm proud to be related to her. I should be proud to share her name. But I just can't like Esther. It seems irredeemably ugly to me. Esther. It sounds like a noise you'd make if you were punched in the gut.
I guess I should thank my lucky stars I wasn't named after another great grandmother, Ethel. Shudder.
I've tried to warm to Esther very hard. I'm named after my great grandmother who came here to the US to escape pogroms in her town in Poland. She was only 8 and came with just her young sister. I'm proud to be related to her. I should be proud to share her name. But I just can't like Esther. It seems irredeemably ugly to me. Esther. It sounds like a noise you'd make if you were punched in the gut.
I guess I should thank my lucky stars I wasn't named after another great grandmother, Ethel. Shudder.
This message was edited 3/20/2019, 8:42 PM
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Esther the Wonder Pig. But this is my first thought because I like pigs so much.
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