The name Esther has a rich and diverse history. Originating from the Hebrew name Hadassah, it was later adopted as a Persian Esther, meaning "star. " This name has been significant in various cultures, particularly in Jewish and Christian traditions. In the biblical story of Esther, the protagonist's bravery in saving her people from persecution has made the name iconic. The use of the name has evolved over time, with its popularity peaking in the late 19th century and remaining a staple in many cultures.
