Does the word "priest" originate from ancient China or ancient Greece? ......

The word "priest" is actually the inverted sentence of priest in ancient Chinese. Translated into modern Chinese, it is the person who presided over the ceremony. In Oracle Bone Inscriptions's Oracle Bone Inscriptions, there is the content of divining whether someone is lucky enough to sacrifice to their ancestors as the chief priest (I forgot the numbers appearing in Oracle Bone Inscriptions). As for the "priest" in ancient Greece, it was literally translated as the waiter of God, and when translated, it took its near meaning and became an ancient Greek priest. For the same reason, the ancient Egyptian words "temple manager, God's waiter, God's servant" were also translated into ancient Egyptian temple priests.