ze.resh names Haman's wife, who speaks with him and is named among his household and advisers.

The attested uses identify Zeresh as Haman's wife: she is brought among those at his house, joins advice about Mordecai, and is addressed when Haman recounts what happened to him.

1. Haman's wife and participant in his counsel · dominant

   In Esther 5:10, the proper noun identifies Zeresh as Haman's wife among those he brings to his house. In Esther 5:14, the APB renders Zeresh and Haman's lovers giving him advice concerning Mordecai; in Esther 6:13, it renders Haman recounting events to his wife Zeresh and Zeresh joining the response that follows.

   Esther 5:10Esther 5:14Esther 6:13

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the name as "Zeresh," explicitly calling her Haman's wife in each context. This reflects the verse-level presentation rather than a separate lexical rendering claim.