clergywoman

English

Etymology

From clergy +‎ -woman.

Noun

clergywoman (plural clergywomen)

An ordained (female) Christian minister; a female member of the clergy.
A woman belonging to a clergyman's family.

Hypernyms

clergyperson

Holonyms

clergy

Coordinate terms

clergyman

Translations

ordained (female) Christian minister, female member of the clergy

Chinese:
Mandarin: 女牧師, 女牧师 (nǚmùshī)
Esperanto: pastrino
Finnish: pappi (fi)
German: Pfarrerin (de) f, Pastorin f, Klerikerin f, Geistliche (de) f, Seelsorgerin f

Portuguese: clériga f
Serbo-Croatian: duhovnica (sh) f
Spanish: clériga f
Volapük: (♂♀) kultan (vo) (general), (♂) hikultan, (♀) jikultan, (♂♀) pädan (vo) (Catholic), (♂) hipädan, (♀) jipädan, (♂♀) pastan (vo) (Evangelical, Protestant), (♂) hipastan, (♀) jipastan

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