huntresses

Women who track

Huntresses is the plural of huntress, a female hunter.

The word appears most often in mythology and fantasy contexts—Diana the huntress, Amazon huntresses—rather than describing contemporary women who hunt, who are usually just called hunters.

The huntresses tracked their prey through the forest.

mythology

Artemis

Greek hunting goddess

Orion · nymph · goddess · pantheon · Greek · Roman · ancient · legends · myths · folklore

predatory

stalking

Stealthy, persistent pursuit

  • trackingMonitoring location over time
  • pursuitAct of chasing something
  • ambushSurprise strike from concealment

stealth · prey · pounce · instinct · cunning · patience · alert · watchful · silent · swift

warrior

Amazon

Greek warrior women

archer · markswoman · fighter · protector · strength · prowess · fierce · formidable · bold · fearless

equipment

bow

Respectful forward inclination

  • arrowPointed shaft for shooting
  • quiverTrembling or arrow case
  • spearPole with sharp point

crossbow · longbow · recurve · broadhead · fletching · knife · trap · snare · horn · leather

wilderness

forest

Tree-dense ecosystem

terrain · wildlife · expedition · survival · remote · trails · game · quarry · thicket · underbrush

camouflage

concealment

Act of hiding something

cover · disguise · shadows · dappled · hide · masking · cryptic · furtive · undetectable · obscure

Opposites
role in subsistence/survival

huntressesgatherers

Those who amass

foragers · harvesters · collectors · farmers · cultivators

gender

huntresseshunters

Pursuers of prey

huntsmen · men · sportsmen

relationship to prey

huntressesprey

Animal being hunted

quarry · game · victims · fugitives

Family

huntress

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