Isthar 

A very funny and goofy woman. An Isthar is always happy and cheerful, ready to make sure you have a grin or smile on your face. Isthar's are jumpy, which is why they are good runners and athletic. They tend to be optimistic and in a good mood. Do not anger an Isthar, they can make you regret it.

“Isthar always tells the funniest jokes!”

Isthar by starsonyoureyes September 17, 2017

Ishara 

Godess of Love, hope, faith and beauty

I prayed to ishara befoure the contest yesterday.

Ishara by ~xXIsharaXx~ December 3, 2009

Ishara 

The best friend anyone can ever ask for. Down for you Chocolate 🍫 😍💦 Dancer/singer VERY beautiful 😍😍Funny ashh😂

Ooh who is that chocolate goddess?

Girl that's Ishara, I wanna be her

Ishara by Baddieasff July 8, 2017

istarlin 

Istarlin is a beautiful and GORGEOUS girl and a lot of guys like her but there too scared to tell here she very beautiful

Bro did you Istarlin today.

istarlin by Okur January 26, 2019

istartedit.com 

a term used for laying claim to the first iteration of an idea.

i dunno rory, im pretty sure ryan has the istartedit.com entry for the thin wallet craze.

istartedit.com by darius d August 16, 2010

Ishtar 

ancient Sumerian goddess of love and war (how ironic)

"I looked up and I, like, saw this star and.... and it's name is Ishtar!"

Ishtar by Jina-chan April 19, 2006

Ishtar 

Ishtar was the consort of Marduk and a Sun Goddess. Her following diminished in Babylon during a patriarchal shift in society. The book of Esther in the Bible is believed by some to be in deference to the steadfastness of Ishtar's followers, in that a resurgence of the Goddess cult rendered the nation of Babylon more peaceful and non-combatant, resulting in the release of Israel.

I had heard, but have not verified, that the Book of Esther is the only book of the Bible in which the name of God is not spoken. If this assertion is correct, the assumption that the ancient Hebrew scholars took Ishtar as their own and Esther resulted is more sanguent.

Ishtar by mischa aleksandr May 10, 2006