Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
druidess
Noun
/ˈdruːɪdɛs/
Definition
A female priest or priestess in ancient Celtic culture, particularly associated with the Druids.
Examples
- The druidess performed rituals under the full moon to honor the earth’s cycles.
- In ancient tales, the druidess was known for her wisdom and powerful connection to nature.
- She served as a counselor and healer, revered by her community.
Meaning
A woman who serves as a spiritual leader or healer within the Druidic tradition, often linked to nature and the worship of gods and goddesses.
Synonyms
- Priestess
- Seer
- Sorceress
