Abagtha

Abagta: [ ʔabakta ] was an officer of the Great King Ahasuerus, and servant of the women at the royal court in Susa, the former capital of Persia. He and six other officers, was ordered to bring Queen Vashti before the king (Esther 1:10).

Name Variants

Hebrew: אֲבַגְתָא ( Modern Hebrew: Awagta, tiberisches system: Ăḇaḡəṯā '); Douay Rheims Bible (1985 ), Good News Bible, Living Bible (1996 ), King James (1984) and Schlachter Bible (1951; 2000): Abagta; Douay Rheims Bible (1871; 1905 ) Luther Bible ( 1554; 1912 ) and New World Translation: Abagtha; Grünewalder Bible: Abageta.