IPA: /spraɪst/
KK: /sprist/
Very lively and energetic, especially in old age; more lively than others.
Despite her age, she remained spriest among her friends, always ready for an adventure.
The word 'spriest' originates from Old English 'preost', which means priest. It is derived from the Proto-Germanic '*priws', which also means priest. The term refers to a religious leader or someone who performs sacred rites.
Think of the Old English word for priest, 'preost', to remember that 'spriest' refers to a religious leader.