psychopomp
noun
psy·cho·pomp
ˈsīkōˌpämp
variants or psychopompos
ˌ⸗⸗ˈpämpəs,
-mˌpäs
plural psychopomps
ˈ⸗⸗ˌpämps
or psychopompoi ˌ⸗⸗ˈpämˌpȯi
: a conductor of souls to the afterworld
Word History
Etymology
Greek psychopompos, from psych- + pompos conductor, from pempein to send, conduct
- inter-generational
- inter-group
- inter-hospital
- inter-individual
- inter-industry
- inter-influences
- inter-institutional
- inter-island
- inter-library
- inter-male
- inter-membrane
- inter-observer
- inter-ocean
- inter-oceanic
- inter-office
- inter-organ
- inter-parish
- inter-party
- inter-professional
- inter-provincial
- inter-regional
- inter-religious
- inter-row
- inter-school
- inter-segment