Strong's Concordance
Ashtoreth: Ashtoreth
Original Word: עַשְׁתֹּ֫רֶתPart of Speech: Proper Name Feminine
Transliteration: Ashtoreth
Phonetic Spelling: (ash-to'reth)
Short Definition: Ashtoreth
Brown-Driver-Briggs
±Aštœreth, <
±Ašt¹rt, ±Aštéreth (see below) (MI
17 ; Phoenician (+ often in proper names), proper name Cook
Acad. Jan.18, 1896 Sabean proper name, of deity see especially Os
ZMG xx (1866), 279 f. DHM
ib. xxxvii (1883), 376 Fell
Sab. Gotternamen, ZMG liv (1900), 231 ff., especially 237 ff.; Assyrian
Ištar; Old Aramaic, Palmyrene (= ) in proper name; in Egyptian
±astirati WMM
As.u.Eur.313; Greek ; on their Greek equivalents (e.g. ) compare Lewy
Fremdw. 148, 186 f, 250); — probably artificial, to suggest , originally -, -, compare
Ištar, , etc.;
1 Kings 11:5 2t.; plural -
Judges 2:13 + 3t.+ -
1 Samuel 7:4;
1 Samuel 31:10 read probably singular (Dr and others); —
±Aštart, ±Aštereth (, plural , but
Judges 10:6;
1 Samuel 7:4 ), ancient Semitic goddess (with male counterpart in Moabite, Sabean and apparently Phoenician); Phoenician deity,
1 Kings 11:5,33,
2 Kings 23:13; so probably
1 Samuel 31:10 (reading singular; see especially Dr); elsewhere plural, of various local goddesses, called (compareAssyrian
ilâni u ištarat = gods and Ištars (i.e. goddesses), usually + , as Canaanitish deities
Judges 2:13;
Judges 10:6;
1 Samuel 7:4;
1 Samuel 12:10; ""
1 Samuel 7:3. — See especially Dr
Ashtoreth in Hast
DB; on
Išitar Jastr
Rel. Babylonian passive especially 202 f.; on
`Athtar Bae
Rel. 117 f; on Phoenician on
`Aštart Pietschm
Geschichte. Phön. 184 f.; on
±Ashtoreth Barton
JBL x (1891), 73 ff. GFM
Ency. Bib.
Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
Ashtoreth
Probably for ashtrah; Ashtoreth, the Phoenician goddess of love (and increase) -- Ashtoreth.
see HEBREW ashtrah
Forms and Transliterations
לְעַשְׁתֹּ֣רֶת ׀ לְעַשְׁתֹּרֶת֮ לעשתרת עַשְׁתֹּ֔רֶת עשתרת ‘aš·tō·reṯ ‘aštōreṯ ashToret lə‘aštōreṯ lə·‘aš·tō·reṯ leashtoRet
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