comburgess
/kɒmˈbʌrɪdʒɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A woman who holds a high-ranking position in a guild or professional association, especially in medieval England.
“In 14th-century London, the burgess was a respected member of the community, and the comburgess was an even more prominent figure.”
2. noun
A female member of a medieval guild or professional association.
“The comburgess played a vital role in organizing charity events for the local community.”