Asherah

[uh-sheer-uh]

noun

plural

Asherim, Asherahs 

1. an ancient Semitic goddess, sometimes identified with Ashtoreth and Astarte, worshiped by the Phoenicians and Canaanites.

2. any of various upright wooden objects serving as a sacred symbol of Asherah.

Example Sentences

Ms. Martin, along with artist Asherah Weiss, worked with students at West Side on a project they called “PepToc”.

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Her videos feature her and her daughter Asherah, 9, cooking a pound cake and laughing and later playing “The Cup Song” at the kitchen table of their D.C. home.

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Asherah Davidown, 17, of Magalia and her family lost their house, two dogs and a car in the Paradise fire.

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Asherah Davidown, 17, of Magalia and her family lost their house, two dogs and a car in the Paradise fire.

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So much so she joins a pagan feminist cult that reveres the goddess Asherah, which makes Rami fear for the mental health of their son.

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