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Ashtoreth was worshiped as the goddess of war by the Philistines, while the Israelites worshiped Anath (pre-monotheism)
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I don't have anything against this name. It sounds like a mouthful though.
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Nanny Ashtoreth is the name the character Crowley from Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's "Good Omens" assumes when posing as Warlock's nanny.
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This name is so mystical and enchanting, something about it is wondrous. Very glad I found this name.
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So pretty, though it might be a bit of a mouthful for a real name. Despite this, it has a cute nickname in the form of Ash, and could work if the person in question has a larger than life personality.
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This name is quite pretty.
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This name sounds hideous. It's merely a bastardization of the beautiful name Ishtar. Not only that, but Ashtoreth was used by the ancient Hebrews to mock the Babylonians. It also sounds demonic.
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This name is odd, but something about it appeals to me.
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Possibly derived from Astarte, the Greek Goddess of war, fertility, fire, victory, vengance and sexual prowess.
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Ashtoreth is actually the plural of Ashtaroth. An ashtaroth is a type of totem pole associated with the worship of Astarte. Astarte was the Phoenecian goddess referred to above. Ashtaroth is also a biblical land area associated with Og of Bashan.
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