pantheress
- noun
- /ˈpænθərɛs/
- Archaic
- The pantheress prowled silently through the jungle.
Examples
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The wildlife documentary featured a stunning shot of a female pantheress lounging in the trees.
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In ancient tales, a pantheress often symbolizes strength.
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The old story described a fierce pantheress protecting her young in the jungle.
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In the rare book, a pantheress was mentioned as the leader of the pride.
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The explorer believed he had spotted a pantheress near the river at dawn.
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The artist drew inspiration from the majestic pantheress wandering through the moonlit forest.
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In ancient folklore, the pantheress was often portrayed as a mystical creature guarding the jungle.
Synonyms
A large wild cat with a dark coat like a leopard or jaguar
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pantheress is simply panther plus the ending -ess, which means 'female', as in actress or waitress. So it originally meant a female panther and is an old or rare way to say that.