coadjutrix

/koʊˈædʒətrɪks/
noun
  1. A female coadjutor; a woman who assists or serves as a helper, especially in a role of authority.
    • The abbess appointed a coadjutrix to help with the convent's daily operations.
    • She worked as coadjutrix to the director, organizing meetings and handling correspondence.
    • In historical records, the queen's coadjutrix was often a trusted noblewoman.
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