No, only that it was probably a coined or rare word word that applies only to this one woman in the unique situation. Jews who attack this scene keep trying to make Mary into just the mother of a prophet, whenever they don’t just make the whole thing a hellenistic contrivance. But don’t we Christians all agree that whole that certainly fits the case of John and Elizabeth . here Luke is telling us this is something above and beyond that, and certainly very different from the case of Heracles and his mother. Here we have the departure point between the Old and New Covenant. The spirit of prophesy continues, but takes a radically new form. Of course, I don’t think the Jews think of John as a Prophet, sice that age is supposed to be over, and rabbinical Judaism is, I think, so focused on the “Law” they they no longer listen for the Spirit.