walkyrie
/ˈwɔːkiːraɪ, ˈwɑːkiːri/Definitions
1. noun
a female figure or goddess in Norse mythology, often depicted as a female warrior or companion of the god Odin.
“The walkyrie sang an enchanting song, drawing in the crowd with their ethereal voices.”
2. proper noun
a female figure or goddess from a specific work of fiction, such as Richard Wagner’s opera ‘Der Ring des Nibelungen’.
“The walkyrie in Wagner’s opera is known for her powerful and haunting vocals.”
3. noun
a mythological female warrior or a female figure associated with war or death, in a broader sense.
“The walkyrie of modern society is the female warrior fighting for justice and equality.”