Ester

Origen y significado de Ester

Ester comes from the Hebrew Estēr, perhaps from the Persian stara, 'star,' or the Hebrew hadassah, 'myrtle.' It is the name of the courageous biblical queen who, by tradition, saved her people. Common in Italy, Scandinavia and the Spanish-speaking world, often spelled Esther, it is an ancient, luminous name. With a short, elegant sound, it blends biblical charm and delicacy, in a tone at once classic and understated that is much loved.

Variantes en el mundo

Cómo se dice Ester en otros idiomas.

Personas famosas

• Esther Williams— actriz