Synonyms for "druid" (73 found)

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Closest matches (15)

animal worshiperanthropolaterarborolaterarchaeolaterastrologeraugurcalamity howlercassandrachthoniancrystal gazerdaduchusdemon worshiperdemonolaterdendrolaterdevil worshiper

Strong matches (22)

divinatordivinerdivineressdruidessepoptfetishistfire worshiperflamenforecasterforeknowerforeseerforeshowerforetellerfortune tellerfortunetellergeomancerharuspexhierodulehierophanthieros

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idol worshiperidolater

Related words (36)

idolatressidolatrizeridolistidolizermystesnature worshiperophiolaterpalmistparsiphallic worshiperpredictorprefigurerpresagerprognosticatorprophesierprophetprophet of doomprophetesspsychicpyrolater

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pythonessreligious prophetssabaistseerseeresssnake worshipersoothsayerstar worshipersun worshipertheriolatertherolatertree worshipervatesweather prophetzoolaterzoroastrian

Related word relations

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4 relation types

More general

2 entries

non-Christian priestpriest

derived

8 entries

Druidryarchdruiddruidcraftdruidessdruidicdruidishdruidismneo-druid

is a

1 entries

priest

related to

2 entries

celtpriest

Translations

38 translations across 35 languages.

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Armenian

1 entries

• դրուիդ noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Breton

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• drouiz noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Catalan

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• druida noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Chinese Cantonese

1 entries

• 德魯伊 /德鲁伊 noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Chinese Mandarin

2 entries

• 德魯伊 /德鲁伊 noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)
• 督伊德 noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Cornish

1 entries

• drewydh noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Dutch

1 entries

• druïde noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Esperanto

1 entries

• druido noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Estonian

1 entries

• druiid noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Finnish

1 entries

• druidi noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

French

1 entries

• druide noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Georgian

1 entries

• დრუიდი noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

German

1 entries

• Druide noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Greek

1 entries

• δρυίδης noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Hungarian

1 entries

• druida noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Ido

1 entries

• druido noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Irish

1 entries

• draoi noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Italian

2 entries

• druida noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)
• druido noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Japanese

1 entries

• ドルイド noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Korean

1 entries

• 드루이드 noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Latin

1 entries

• Druida noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Macedonian

1 entries

• дру́ид noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Manx

1 entries

• druaight noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Māori

1 entries

• ruiti noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Norwegian

1 entries

• druide noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Old English

1 entries

• drȳ noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Polish

2 entries

• druid noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)
• druidka noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Portuguese

1 entries

• druida noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Romanian

1 entries

• druid noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Russian

1 entries

• друи́д noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Scottish Gaelic

1 entries

• draoidh noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Spanish

1 entries

• druida noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Swedish

1 entries

• druid noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Walloon

1 entries

• drude noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Welsh

1 entries

• derwydd noun (one of an order of Celtic priests)

Sample sentences

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