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They are classic, biblical name modeled after awesome women, and I like them!I like the nickname, Essie for Esther and just Ruth for Ruth. The middle names go well with Esther and Ruth.

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"Rejoice evermore. In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you."
-- Thessalonians 5:16,18

-Amy Lee

I don't care for Esther's sound, but Ruth is sweetly old-fashioned to me.

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Ruth Leah is a beautiful combo imo. But Esther Rose doesn't flow very well to me because of the R ending of Esther and the R beginning of Rose; also, Rose is a very common mn today--in fact, it's often classified as a filler mn.

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Miranda
"Six hours later I still haven't done my homework, but I did come up with 245 name combos, seven of which I might name my child." — Modified LJ icon quote

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Love Esther, but not Ruth

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Esther Rose is very beautiful!
I like Leah, but not Ruth...

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~Lully Lulla~

I love both. Ester Hadassah is 1 of my fave combos. I don't have a combo for Ruth, though

I like both names, nice Biblical names. I like the combo Esther Rose, but I'd prefer Ruth Emily, or something else to Ruth Leah.

Esther Rose & Ruth Leah are great. Ruthie is cute. I also like Esther Rosa & Esther Raisel (rie-zul or ray-zul).

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~~ Claire ~~

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My dear ! are Alia, Eidel, Enola, Israel, Dudel and Yuri.

I love seeing names make a comeback. Having said that, Ruth has never been a personal favorite of mine, but it's still good to see it considered by others.

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I really like Esther. I'm suprised it hasn't come back as fast as some other names. It seems to me that Esther Ruth makes a nice combination.

I love them both. I think a longer middle name would suit Ruth better. How about Ruth Hannah or Ruth Lilian?

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~~~~Kai~~~~
"Remember, Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, but backwards and in high heels." ~Faith Whittlesey

I like them separately, but together they are just very....Biblical. :b Almost theme-y is what I mean, I guess.

I really don't like either of these names, sorry.
Esther is very difficult to say, imo and Ruth is just one of my least favorite names.