Shaman (noun)

A religious figure among some indigenous peoples, typically characterized by their ability to heal, communicate with spirits, and lead rituals.

Origin:

From evenki šaman, from tungusic.

Examples:

1. The shaman performed a healing ritual for the sick member of the tribe.
2. The shaman communicated with the spirit world to offer guidance and advice.
3. The shaman was considered a powerful and respected figure in the community.
4. The shaman would lead rituals and ceremonies to honor the spirits.
5. The shaman was believed to have special powers and abilities.