Ostara
Introduction
Goddess of spring and fertility
Background Story
Ostara is named after the ancient Germanic goddess Eostre, associated with spring, renewal, and fertility. The name has also influenced modern celebrations of Easter. In folklore, Ostara is often depicted as a figure who brings light and life back to the world after winter.
Letter Count
Variations
Eostre, Ostarae
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