noun
- Plural of druidess; female druids, especially in historical or mythological contexts referring to priestesses of ancient Celtic religions.
Usage: historical; often used in literary or fantasy contexts
Examples
- The ancient druidesses were said to possess knowledge of healing herbs and prophecy.
- In Celtic mythology, druidesses held significant spiritual authority within their communities.
- The novel featured druidesses who guarded sacred groves and performed sacred rituals.
- Historical accounts mention druidesses serving as judges and advisors to Celtic tribes.
- Fantasy literature often portrays druidesses as wise women connected to nature and magic.