How to pronounce“priestess”in English

her high priestess of the moon god Nana and the goddess Inanna in the holy city of Ur, which is a bit of a mouthful.

a priest or priestess.

And Aphrodite's priestesses, who worshipped her and held temple to her, were actually called honey bees.

"There are Priestesses of Astera whose bodies and minds have been dedicated as temples of memory.

And Enheduanna is an ancient Mesopotamian priestess who took it a step further.

They were kind of high priest and priestess of the canon of the great books.

by her experience she became Priestess

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It's about an ancient lineage of women called the Priestesses of Astera who have been holding rejuvinecation codes for the planet for millennium.

These women, these priestesses of Astera have sheltered and protected the Codex, and when necessary, kept it hidden and ready for those moments of extraordinary crisis

It was of a woman, of an elite priestess or singer from a Ptolemaic period site somewhere in Egypt.

I'll just end with "The New York Times" called her the "Priestess of waste-free living."

These women are called the Priestesses of Astera.

By the end of the poem she's back in her proper position as the holiest priestess.

New York Times has called her the priestess

Business Week called her the "High Priestess of Executive Coaching."