Myrrhophore
noun
Myr·rho·phore
ˈmirəˌfō(ə)r
plural -s
: one of the women bearing spices to the sepulcher of Christ
Word History
Etymology
modification (influenced by myrrh) of Late Greek myrophoros, from Greek, feminine of myrophoros bearing unguent, from myron unguent + -phoros -phore