spearwomen
Women with pikes
Spearwomen is the plural of spearwoman, referring to women who fight with or carry spears.
The term appears in historical and fantasy contexts describing female warriors armed with this weapon.
The Amazon spearwomen formed the front line of defense.
Female game pursuers
- trackingMonitoring location over time
- stalkingStealthy, persistent pursuit
- quarryPit for extracting rock
- gameOrganized play or sport
spearfishing · trapping · foraging · wilderness · survival · fieldcraft · ambush · pursuit
Powerful, commanding women
- shieldmaidensArmed Norse women combatants
- HippolytaAmazon sovereign
- ValkyriesNorse battle maidens
- AthenaGreek wisdom deity
Artemis · Zenobia · Scythians · Dahomey · Camilla · Brunhilde · Hua Mulan · warrior queens
Showing courage despite fear
- courageousShowing bravery under threat
- fearlessLacking any apprehension
- intrepidResolutely without fear
- dauntlessUnable to intimidate
resolute · steadfast · bold · gallant · heroic · undaunted · stalwart · valorous
huntresses
Female game pursuers
- trackingMonitoring location over time
- stalkingStealthy, persistent pursuit
- quarryPit for extracting rock
game · spearfishing · trapping · foraging · wilderness · survival · fieldcraft · ambush · pursuit · prey
amazons
Powerful, commanding women
- shieldmaidensArmed Norse women combatants
- HippolytaAmazon sovereign
- ValkyriesNorse battle maidens
Athena · Artemis · Zenobia · Scythians · Dahomey · Camilla · Brunhilde · Hua Mulan · warrior queens · legendary
brave
Showing courage despite fear
- courageousShowing bravery under threat
- fearlessLacking any apprehension
- intrepidResolutely without fear
dauntless · resolute · steadfast · bold · gallant · heroic · undaunted · stalwart · valorous · fierce
javelin
Throwing spear for sport
trident · assegai · pilum · throwing · thrusting · shaft · point · haft · grip · balanced
warriors
People engaged in battle
- phalanxMassed infantry formation
- infantryGround combat troops
- skirmishersLight troops in loose formation
vanguard · flankers · hoplites · formation · thrusting · javelin · shield · parrying · melee · close-quarters
spearwomenarchers
People who shoot bows
swordswomen · slingers · shield-maidens · shieldmaidens · cavalry
spear, spears, speared, spearing, spearman, spearmen, spearhead, spearheads, spearheaded