"Coryphees" refers to the leading dancers in a ballet troupe, usually the main soloists or principals. There are several synonyms for this term, such as "star dancers", "leading performers", "principal dancers", and "prima ballerinas" (for female dancers). These dancers are typically the most talented and skilled members of the troupe, often featured in the most demanding and challenging roles. Other related terms include "danseur noble" and "danseuse etoile", which translate to "noble dancer" and "star dancer" in French. No matter how they are referred to, coryphees are the shining stars of any ballet performance, captivating audiences with their grace, elegance, and skill.