What is Esther?
1.
the most beautiful, artistic, kind, loving, drunk mongolian princess in the land
damn that girl is fine, what an esther!
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2.
1. pretty much amazing person
2. extremely common names for FOBs and krns
3.
4. pretty much pro status at life
5. hot piece of ass
boy: damnnn did you see esther
nancy: which one? there are so many esthers
boy: the hot one right there
nancy: no shit shes my bestie of course i saw her
boy: damn she must b pro status at life
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3.
Awesome, brilliant, beautiful, perfect. Esther is the highest life-form. Esther is always right. Everyone must worship Esther and the ground she walks on, and give her many bright, shiny objects.
- Random guy: "OMG, did you see Esther today?"
- Other random person: "Yes, she is SO awesome, beautiful, funny, brilliant, smart, and totally perfect in every way!"
- "I know! =O"
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4.
Princess/Goddess
married to Xerxes (436 – 358 BC)
From the Book of Esther, Jewish holiday Purim
the first Purim was celabrated on the 14th of Adar (March ish), year 3405
Esther was originally named Hadassah. In Hebrew Hadassah means "myrtle" but Esther is related to the Median word, astra, and the Persian word setareh meaning star.
Esther can also be understood to mean "hidden" in Hebrew (she hid her Jewish identity) and in the book of Esther it is believed that God's methods were hidden.
The name has been used in the English-speaking(Christian European, non-Jewish...), world since the Protestant Reformation when old testament names became 'all the rage'.
"Hey didn't Madonna re-name herself Esther when she jumped on the Kabbalah band wagon?"
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5.
The most hottest girl you will ever see on this earth. Funny, hot, pretty, caring, and warm-hearted.
A very popular name for Asians. Brian seems to love her.
Brian: Dude, you see that new girl?
Jake: Yeah, she's smoking
Brian: dang...she's an Esther
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6.
1.a pretty princess who loves to wear dresses
I love princesses in dresses named Esther.
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7.
the epitome of a cum dumpster.
Laquisha: Damn girl, your vagina is such an esther.
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