sentences:  Tyndale used "ester" for "paskha" () in his New Testament, where Wycliffe had used "pask".When Tyndale embarked on his Old Testament translation, he realised that the anachronism of "ester" could not be sustained; and so coined the neologism, "passover"; which later Bible versions adopted, and substituted for "ester" in the New Testament as well.Its remnant is seen as "Easter" once in the King James Version in Acts 12