Asenath

Douay Bible, As·e·neth

[as-uh-nath]

noun

1. (in the Bible) the wife of Joseph and the mother of Manasseh and Ephraim.

Example Sentences

His widow Asenath Rotich agrees with her mother-in-law: "I remember him most for his jokes… he was loving and caring, a man who liked to tell jokes."

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Kiptum’s wife, Asenath Cheruiyot, said they were to travel together to Rotterdam in April, where Kiptum hoped to finish the race in less than two hours.

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He leaves behind the parents, his widow, Asenath Rotich, and two children.

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Benjamin Bluman and Asenath Steiman were foreign nationals living legally and temporarily in the United States.

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At least Mr. Dennehy found a fascinating protagonist in the historical figure Asenath Nicholson.

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