priestess
/ˈpriːtɪs/ or /priːˈtɛs/Definitions
1. noun
A woman who serves as a priest or a high-ranking clergy member in a particular religion, especially in a polytheistic or ancient culture.
“The priestess performed a sacred ritual to honor the goddess.”
2. noun
A woman who is considered an expert or a high-ranking authority in a particular field or activity.
“The yoga instructor, a respected priestess of the ancient art, led the class through a series of challenging poses.”