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English

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-mancy

Etymology

From Latin -mant?a , ultimately from Ancient Greek μ?ντε?? ( mantei? , “ divination ” ) .

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

-mance : to carry out a specified form of magic or divination
-mancer : a person who employs a specified form of magic or divination
-mantic : of or pertaining to a specified form of magic or divination

terms derived from -mancy

Translations

specified forms of divination

Catalan: -mancia f
Finnish: -mantia
French: -mancie (fr) f
Galician: -mancia f
German: -mantie (de) f
Greek: -μαντε?α (el) f ( -manteia )
Italian: -manzia (it) f
Latin: -mant?a f
Polish: -mancja (pl)
Portuguese: -mancia (pt) f
Romanian: -man?ie f
Russian: -мантия f ( -mantija )
Spanish: -mancia (es) f

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