druid in Latin
druid in Latin is Druida — druid means a priest or wise figure among the ancient Celts, associated with nature and sacred groves.
druid in Latin
Druida
(historical) One of an order of priests among certain groups of Celts before the adoption of Abrahamic religions.
What does "druid" mean?
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noun A priest or wise figure among the ancient Celts, associated with nature and sacred groves.
"Ancient druids were said to gather mistletoe as part of their rituals."
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noun In fantasy fiction and games, a spellcaster who draws power from nature.
"In the game, her character is a druid who can transform into animals."
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druid in a sentence
- Ancient druids were said to gather mistletoe as part of their rituals.
- In the game, her character is a druid who can transform into animals.
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What is "druid" in Latin?
"druid" in Latin is Druida. druid means: A priest or wise figure among the ancient Celts, associated with nature and sacred groves.
How do you use "druid" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient druids were said to gather mistletoe as part of their rituals." In Latin, "druid" is Druida.
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