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Ēostre

Ēostre () is an Anglo-Saxon goddess mentioned by Bede in his 8th century work The Reckoning of Time. He wrote that pagan Anglo-Saxons had held feasts in her honour during the month named after her: Ēosturmōnaþ (April), and that this became the English name for the Paschal season: Easter.

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Name

Description by Bede

Jacob Grimm and *Ostara

Possible connection to Easter Hares

In modern culture

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Ēostre

Nodes139
Edges138
Triples147
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014388
Components1

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Ēostre

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related to Possible connection to Easter Hares · 36
Ēostre → Abnoba, According, Adolf Holtzmann, American Notes, Billson, British, Charles, Charles Isaac Elton, Citing, Deutsche Mythologie, Easter, Easter Hare, Eastre, England, Eostre, From, German, Hare-pie Bank, Harecrop Leys, Holtzmann
related to Academic debate · 29
Ēostre → According, Anglo-Saxons, Austriahenae, Bede, Bede's, Before, Billson, Charles, Christianization, Church, England, Father, Germanic, Grimm, Heathendom, Heinrich Leo, Hermann Oesre, In, Kuhn, Mannhardt
related to Related names · 26
Ēostre → Additionally, Austerfield, Austriahenae, Bawtry, Cambridgeshire, CE, East Riding, Eastrea, Eastrgena, Eastringatun, Eastrington, Eastry, England, English, Eostrefeld, Estrey, Germanic, Kent, King Aldfrith, Northumbria
related to Jacob Grimm and *Ostara · 19
Ēostre → Addressing, Anglo-Saxon, Austra, Bede, Biblical, Christianization, Deutsche Mythologie, Easter, Germanic, Gothic, Grimm, In, Jacob Grimm, Latin, Old High German, Old Norse, Ostara, Specifically, Ulphilas
related to Description by Bede · 13
Ēostre → After, Anglo-Saxon, Anglorum, April, Bede, De, English, Hrēþ-mōnaþ, In, Rheda, The English, The Reckoning, Time
related to Modern paganism · 13
Ēostre → Because, Carole, Cusack, Germanic, Heathens, In, Iðunn, March, Ostara, Regarding, Scandinavian, Wiccan Wheel, Year
see also · 11
Ēostre → Anglo-Saxon England, Aurvandil, BedeOld High German, Germanic, Horsa, Mothers, Norse, Old English, Old High German, Ostara, Proto-Indo-European

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goddess easter name ostara germanic bede old also grimm english german names modern eggs month anglo-saxon century hares spring eostre

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Ēostrerelated to Academic debateBefore0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateAustriahenae0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateBede0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateIn0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateCharles0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateBillson0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateBede's0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateGrimm0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateWackernagel0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateSinrock0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateWolf0.60section
Ēostrerelated to Academic debateOn0.60section

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