Asherah

[ uh-sheer-uh ]

noun

, plural A·she·rim [uh, -, sheer, -im], A·she·rahs

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”.

From NewsForKids.net

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.

From Washington Post

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

From Fox News

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

From Seattle Times

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

From Washington Times