Priestess

//ˈpristɪs//

Translations of "priestess" (40 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	ἱέρεια(woman with religious duties)	hiéreia
Armenian	քրմուհի(woman with religious duties)	kʻrmuhi
Belarusian	жры́ца(woman with religious duties), пападдзя́(priest’s wife), пападзьдзя́(priest’s wife), пападзі́ха(priest’s wife), свята́рка(woman with religious duties), свяшчэ́ннiца(woman with religious duties)	žrýca, papaddzjá, papadzʹdzjá, papadzíxa, svjatárka, svjaščénnica
Bulgarian	жри́ца(woman with religious duties), попади́я(priest’s wife), свеще́ничка(woman with religious duties)	žríca, popadíja, svešténička
Catalan	sacerdotessa(woman with religious duties)	—
Chinese Mandarin	女教士(woman with religious duties), 女祭司(woman with religious duties)	nǚ jiàoshì, nǚ jìsī
Classical Nahuatl	cihuatlamacazqui(woman with religious duties)	—
Czech	kněžka(woman with religious duties)	—
Danish	præstinde(woman with religious duties)	—
Dutch	priesteres(woman with religious duties), priesterin(woman with religious duties)	—
Esperanto	pastrino(woman with religious duties)	—
Finnish	papitar(woman with religious duties)	—
French	prêtresse(woman with religious duties)	—
German	Priesterin(woman with religious duties)	—
Greek	ιέρεια(woman with religious duties), παπαδιά(priest’s wife)	iéreia, papadiá
Hungarian	papnő(woman with religious duties)	—
Irish	bansagart(woman with religious duties)	—
Italian	sacerdotessa(woman with religious duties)	—
Japanese	女教士(woman with religious duties), 女祭司(woman with religious duties)	onnakyōshi, onnasaishi
Korean	여자 사제(woman with religious duties)	yeoja saje
Latin	antistita(woman with religious duties), presbytera(priest’s wife), sacerdotessa(woman with religious duties), sacerdōs(woman with religious duties)	—
Latvian	priesteriene(woman with religious duties)	—
Macedonian	попадија(priest’s wife), свеште́ничка(woman with religious duties)	popadija, svešténička
Norwegian Bokmål	prestinne(woman with religious duties)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	prestinne(woman with religious duties)	—
Old Norse	prestkona(priest’s wife)	—
Ottoman Turkish	پاپادیا(priest’s wife)	papatya
Polish	kapłanka(woman with religious duties), popadia(priest’s wife)	—
Portuguese	sacerdotisa(woman with religious duties)	—
Romanian	preoteasă(priest’s wife), preoteasă(woman with religious duties)	—
Russian	жри́ца(woman with religious duties), ма́тушка(priest’s wife), попадья́(priest’s wife), попадья́(woman with religious duties), свяще́нница(woman with religious duties)	žríca, mátuška, popadʹjá, popadʹjá, svjaščénnica
Serbo-Croatian	popàdija(priest’s wife), попа̀дија(priest’s wife)	—
Slovak	kňažka(woman with religious duties)	—
Slovene	svečenica(woman with religious duties)	—
Spanish	sacerdotisa(woman with religious duties)	—
Swedish	prästinna(woman with religious duties)	—
Turkish	rahibe(woman with religious duties)	—
Ugaritic	𐎋𐎅𐎐𐎚(woman with religious duties)	khnt
Ukrainian	жри́ця(woman with religious duties), попадя́(priest’s wife), свяще́ниця(woman with religious duties)	žrýcja, popadjá, svjaščénycja
West-Frisian	preesteresse(woman with religious duties), prysteresse(woman with religious duties)	—