What is another word for pythoness?
Pronunciation: [pˈa͡ɪθə͡ʊnəs] (IPA) 
Pythoness is an outdated term used to describe a female oracle or prophetess in ancient Greece. The word is derived from the Greek word Pythia, which referred to the priestess of Apollo at the temple of Delphi. Today, the term pythoness is rarely used, and several synonyms can be used to describe female seers or diviners. Some possible synonyms include prophetess, oracle, seeress, diviner, forecaster, soothsayer, clairvoyant, mystic, and visionary. These terms refer to individuals who claim to possess the supernatural ability to predict the future or communicate with the divine. While the concept of prophecy and divination remains prevalent in some cultures, the use of the term pythoness is no longer an acceptable or common practice.
