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Bacchae
Bac·chae B0007600 (băk′ē)pl.n. Greek & Roman Mythology The priestesses and women followers of Bacchus.
[Latin, from Greek Bakkhai, pl. of Bakkhē, female worshiper of Bacchus, from Bakkhos, Bacchus.]Bacchae (ˈbækiː) pl n (Classical Myth & Legend) the priestesses or female devotees of Bacchus[Latin, from Greek Bakkhai, plural of Bakkhē priestess of Bacchus]Bac•chae (ˈbæk i)
n.pl. 1. the female attendants or worshippers of Bacchus. 2. the women who took part in the Bacchanalia. [< Latin < Greek] bacchae
bacchae: see maenadsmaenads
, in Greek and Roman religion and mythology, female devotees of Dionysus. They roamed mountains and forests, adorned with ivy and skins of animals, waving the thyrsus.
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