-mancy
See also: Mancy
English
Etymology
From Latin -mantīa, ultimately from Ancient Greek μᾰντείᾱ (mănteíā, “divination”).
Pronunciation
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Suffix
-mancy
- Divination.
- (fantasy) Variety of magic, especially that controlling or related to a specific element, substance, or theme.
Derived terms
English terms suffixed with -mancy
suffixes derived from -mancy
- acultomancy
- aëromancy
- ailuromancy
- alectoromancy
- alectryomancy
- aleuromancy
- alomancy
- alphitomancy
- ambulomancy
- anthracomancy
- anthropomancy
- arithmancy
- arithmomancy
- astragalomancy
- athermancy
- austromancy
- axinomancy
- belomancy
- bibliomancy
- botanomancy
- brizomancy
- capnomancy
- carnomancy
- cartomancy
- catoptromancy
- ceraunomancy
- ceromancy
- chaomancy
- chartomancy
- cheiromancy
- chiromancy
- cleromancy
- coscinomancy
- criomancy
- crithomancy
- crystallomancy
- dactyliomancy
- dactylomancy
- daphnomancy
- diathermancy
- electro-thermancy
- enoptomancy
- felidomancy
- floromancy
- gastromancy
- geomancy
- gyromancy
- halomancy
- hematomancy
- hemomancy
- hieromancy
- hydromancy
- ichthyomancy
- labiomancy
- lecanomancy
- lithomancy
- meteoromancy
- metopomancy
- molybdomancy
- myomancy
- narcomancy
- necromancy
- nomancy
- omphalomancy
- oneiromancy
- onomancy
- onomomancy
- onychomancy
- ophiomancy
- ornithomancy
- padomancy
- pedomancy
- pegomancy
- phyllomancy
- priapomancy
- pseudomancy
- psychomancy
- pyromancy
- rabdomancy
- rhabdomancy
- rhapsodomancy
- scapulimancy
- scatomancy
- sciomancy
- scyphomancy
- sideromancy
- spodomancy
- stichomancy
- stigonomancy
- tasseomancy
- technomancy
- tephramancy
- theomancy
- topomancy
- tyromancy
- uranomancy
- xenomancy
Translations
specified forms of divination
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