[Kolokotronis]

"That is for Hebrew priests, who are in your colorful language, "killed and taken over". Our priests are presbyters."

So far as I know, today and for the past 2000 years anyway, the word for priest in Greek (other than παπας) is ἱερεύς, with small spelling variations over the centuries.

Πρεσβευτερος, I think, means either an old man or a representative, though we do call the wife of a priest a πρεσβευτερα. Certainly in English, though, we call priests Presbyters.

[annalex]

But ἱερεύς seems to only apply to pagan and Hebrew priests in patristic literature, no?