priestx

priestx noun: non-binary or gender-neutral equivalent of priest.

Noun

priestx (plural priestxs)

(neologism, rare) Non-binary or gender-neutral equivalent of priest.
- I’ve been ordained as a pagan priestx!2019, Maia Kobabe, Gender Queer: A Memoir, The Lion Forge, LLC, →ISBN, page 189
- It turns out that across cultures and through recorded history, creating culture and recording history are among the most essential functions of the priestx.2019 October 15, Kristian Wilson Colyard, quoting Mya Spalter, “Let These 9 Witches Tell You How You Can Be A Witch, Too”, in Bustle, archived from the original on 22 Oct 2019

There will always be another teacher, leader, priestx, organizer, etc.2020 July 29, Sidney Eileen, “Words Have Power – We Need Acceptance Instead of Tolerance”, in The Balancing Path (Patheos), archived from...
To be honest, I didn’t even know Hekate that well when I began, but within weeks I had gone from a sideline observer to a dedicated priestx.2021, Rowan “Briar” Rivers, “Foreword by Rowan “Briar” Rivers: Coming to the Crossroads”, in Jennifer Teixeira, Hekate: Temple of the...
I CAN FINALLY COMPLETE OUR TRIAD WITH A REAL FREAK PRIEST/PRIESTESS/PRIESTX.2022, John Allison, Steeple, volume 3 (That’s the Spirit), Dark Horse Books, →ISBN:

plural	priestxs

From priest + -x.

What does priestx mean?: Priestx means non-binary or gender-neutral equivalent of priest.
How do you use priestx in a sentence?: There will always be another teacher, leader, priestx, organizer, etc.
What part of speech is priestx?: Priestx is a noun.
What is the plural of priestx?: The plural of priestx is priestxs.

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