shawoman
shawoman noun: a female shaman.
Noun
shawoman (plural shawomen)
- A female shaman.
- Even Doreen Seaweed the west coast shawoman never reached the public with such an impact.1991, George Bowering, “The Stump”, in Douglas Barbour, editor, Beyond Tish, Edmonton, Alta.: NeWest Publishers Limited, →ISBN, page 35
- […]running up against some powerful shawoman[…]1993, Gregory A. Scofield, “Just Medicine”, in The Gathering: Stones for the Medicine Wheel, Vancouver, B.C.; Winlaw, B.C.: Polestar Book Publishers, →ISBN, page 38
- Synonyms:
- shamaness
Synonyms of shawoman
Forms of shawoman
| plural | shawomen |
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Origin of shawoman
Alteration of shaman with -woman by rebracketing through analogy with -man.
Questions about shawoman
- What does shawoman mean?
- Shawoman means a female shaman.
- What part of speech is shawoman?
- Shawoman is a noun.
- What is the plural of shawoman?
- The plural of shawoman is shawomen.
Words near shawoman in the dictionary
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