1. A Christian festival in commemoration of the resurrection of Christ, and occurring on the first Sunday after the full moon which happens upon or next after the 21st of March. Easter offerings, or Easter dues, money paid to the parson of a parish at Easter. Easter Term, one of the four terms during which the superior courts of Westminster are open, from April 15 to May 8; a university term extending to some six weeks after Easter.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• eisted,
• eaisier,
• ewater,
• easeyer,
• ofster,
• arter,
• eanter,
• mastar,
• diaster,
• eaasier,
• aafter,
• eeasier,
• faaster,
• easear,
• easten,
• easyer,
• isster,
• easterm,
• easern,
• eastery

• easterly,
• east,
• astir,
• easterday,
• vaster,
• eater,
• eastward,
• eased,
• Eastridge,
• eastern,
• aster,
• master,
• oyster,
• esters,
• esterly,
• easterner,
• ester,
• faster,
• baster,
• easier,
• eastwards.

The adjective form of the word "Easter" is "Easter".

The plural of the "easter" can be the "easters".

The singular of the "easter" can be the "easter".