Asher (onomastics)
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[edit] Asher
- asher (Hebrew: אֲשֶׁר; ʾăšer) is a Hebrew relative pronoun (that, who, etc.)
- Ehyeh asher ehyeh (Hebrew: אהיה אשר אהיה), see "I am that I am"
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- Place names
- Asher, Oklahoma, named after Asher
- Given names
- Asher Asher
- Asher ben Jehiel
- Asher Benjamin
- Asher Brown Durand
- Asher Ginsberg
- Asher Gould
- Asher Karni
- Asher Hucklesby
- Asher Levy
- Asher Peres
- Asher Robbins
- My Name Is Asher Lev
- Middle names
- Ralph Asher Alpher
- Aryeh Leib ben Asher Gunzberg
- Simon Asher Levin
- Arthur Asher Miller
- Neil Asher Silberman
- Last names
- Aaron ben Moses ben Asher
- Adolf Asher, also Abraham Isaac Asher (August 23, 1800, Cammin, Pomerania - September 1, 1853, Venice), bookseller (Buchhändler)
- Bahya ben Asher
- Jacob ben Asher
- Alexander Asher
- Allan Asher
- Barbara Asher
- Carl Wilhelm Asher (November 30, 1798, Altona (now Hamburg) - September 29, 1864, Hamburg), jurist, economist (Nationalökonom)
- David Asher (December 8, 1818, Dresden - December 2, 1890, Leipzig), philosopher, modern linguist (Neuphilologe)
- Hank Asher
- Herb Asher
- Iraena Asher
- Irving Asher
- Jack Asher
- Jane Asher
- John Mallory Asher
- Lee Asher
- Leon Asher (April 13, 1865, Leipzig - August 8, 1943, Bern), physiologist
- Levi Asher
- Louis Asher, also Julius Ludwig Ascher (June 28, 1804, Hamburg - March 7, 1878, Hamburg), painter
- Max Asher
- Maxine Asher
- Michael Asher
- Neal Asher
- Peter Asher
- Tony Asher
- William Asher
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Ascher is an another spelling of Biblical Asher.
- Anton Ascher (July 15, 1820, Dresden - April 21, 1884, Meran), actor
- Catjaya Ascher Born 26 june 1974, Copenhagen Denmark
- Franzi (Franziska) Ascher-Nash, born Franziska Ascher (28 November 1910, Vienna - 1 September 1991, Millersville, Pennsylvania, USA), writer, music critic
- Jacob Ascher
- Jean Ascher Born 8 of august 1945. Cook, educator, independent businesman, artist and circus director. Philosopher, translater of The Urantia Book.
- Joseph Ascher (? - 4 June 1829, London), Dutch composer and court pianist to Empress Eugénie.
- Kate Ascher
- Kenan Ascher born 18 aug, 1994 Odense Denmark
- Kenneth "Kenny, Ken" Ascher
- Leo Ascher (17 August 1880, Vienna - 25 February 1942 New York), Jewish composer
- Ludwig Ascher, also Louis Ascher (26 December 1865, Posen - 24 May 1942, Litzmannstadt), Polish Jewish social hygienist (Sozialhygieniker)
- Mathias Ascher, see Nathan Birnbaum
- Rodney Ascher
- Saul Ascher, pseudonym: Theodiskus, Auslachers (6 February 1767, Berlin - 8 December 1822, Berlin), Jewish narrative writer (Erzähler), publicist
[edit] Asscher
- Asscher Brothers
- Jean-Claude Asscher
[edit] Ascherl
- Peter Ascherl, ice-hockey player
[edit] Osher
- Mark Osher
- Stanley Osher
- See also Oysher (from 'osher), Oshere.
[edit] Ascherson
- Ferdinand Moritz Ascherson/Ferdinand Ascherson (March 29, 1798, Fürth - February 19, 1879, Berlin), German doctor
- Neal Ascherson
- Paul (Friedrich August) Ascherson (June 4, 1834, Berlin - March 6, 1913, Berlin), German botanist
- Renee Asherson/Renée Asherson
- Ronald Asherson
[edit] Aschermann
Aschermann/Ascherman, Ashermann/Asherman:
- Colonel Aschermann, see Artúr Görgey
- Ascherman
- Rabbi Arik Ascherman, see Rabbis for Human Rights
- Herbert Ascherman
- Stanford W. Ascherman/Stanford Ascherman, see Jeffrey Ullman
- Asherman
- Allan Asherman
- Joseph G. Asherman/Joseph Asherman
- Asherman's syndrome/Asherman syndrome, named after Joseph G. Asherman
[edit] Aszer
Aszer, Ašer:
[edit] Ascherham
Ascherham:
- Gabriel Ascherham (b. Schärding bei Passau, - c. 1545, Silesia), a Baptist (Täufer)
[edit] Anshel
- Anshel
- Asher Anshel Worms, Asher ben Wolf, German physician, mathematician, and Hebraist; See also Worms (family)
- Anshel Brusilow
- See Yentl
- Anshel Israel Synagogue, see List of Registered Historic Places in New London County, Connecticut
- Rabbi Anschel, or Asher ben Joseph/Anshel ben Joseph Asher (16th c.), rabbi at Cracow ([1])
- Rabbi Anschel, see Israel Bruna
- Rabbi Anschel Kafka, a rabbi at Plzeň ([2])
- Rabbi Anschel Norden de Lima, Moses ben Isaac Judah Lima (? - c.1670), Lithuanian rabbinical scholar, acharonim ([3])
- Anschel Schorr, see Abraham Ellstein
- Rabbi Anschel Stern, a chief rabbi of Hamburg
- Benjamin Wolf ben Asher Anschel Spiro, see Fränkel, Spira/o
- Eugene Anschel
- Rabbi Judah Loeb ben Ephraim Anschel, see Abraham of Hamburg ([4])
- Rabbi Moses ben Asher Anschel Hausen, Danish Talmudist ([5])
- Naphtali Herzel ben Asher Anschel Altschul, Asher Altschüler/Anschel Altschüler (cf.Altschul; [6])
- Salomon Anschel/Solomon Anschel (? - 19th c.), German author ([7])
[edit] Ansel
- Ansel Township, Minnesota, named after [[]]
- ANSEL
- Ansell
- Dave and Ansell Collins
- Colin King-Ansell
- Jonathan Ansell
- Karen Ansell/Karen Ansel
- Mary Ansell
- Rodney Ansell
- Hy Anzell
- Mike Anzel
[edit] Amshel
Amshel/Amshell, Amschel/Amschell, Amszel, etc:
- Moses Amschel Bauer
- Amschel Mayor James Rothschild
- Mayer Amschel Rothschild
- Baron Mayer Amschel de Rothschild
- Abram Amsel, psychologist
- Alex Amsel
- Beth Amsel
- Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel
- Richard Amsel
- Steve Amsel
- Sophie Amsell
- Amsell Entertainment
[edit] External links
[edit] Antscher
[edit] Antscherl
- Karel Ančerl, Czech Jewish conductor
[edit] Antschel
- Paul Celan (born Antschel), Bukovina-born Jewish German-language writer
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