Magistra

Magistra is a Latin term meaning "female teacher" or "female master," historically used in academic settings to denote a woman who has attained mastery or instructional authority in a particular field. It signifies respect for her expertise and role as an educator or authority figure, especially in contexts where traditional or classical language is maintained. While less common today, the term emphasizes recognition of women's contributions to knowledge and teaching, often serving as a formal or honorific title in academic, historical, or cultural discussions.