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Luperci
plural noun
Lu·per·ci
\lüˈpərˌsī\
Definition of Luperci
: priests of the cult of the ancient Roman rural god Faunus whose festival was the Lupercalia
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Origin and Etymology of luperci
Latin, probably from lupus wolf
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