-mancy

Etymology From Latin -mantīa, ultimately from Ancient Greek μᾰντείᾱ (mănteíā, “divination”).

Derived terms

104 terms

-mance: to carry out a specified form of magic, divination, -mancer: a person who employs a specified form of magic, -mantic: of, pertaining to a specified form of magic, acultomancy, aëromancy, ailuromancy, alectoromancy, alectryomancy, aleuromancy, alomancy, alphitomancy, ambulomancy, anthracomancy, anthropomancy, arithmancy, arithmomancy, astragalomancy, athermancy, austromancy, axinomancy, belomancy, bibliomancy, botanomancy, brizomancy, brontomancy, 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, phytomancy, priapomancy, pseudomancy, psychomancy, pyromancy, rabdomancy, rhabdomancy, rhapsodomancy, scapulimancy, scatomancy, sciomancy, scyphomancy, sideromancy, spodomancy, stichomancy, stigonomancy, tasseomancy, technomancy, tephramancy, theomancy, topomancy, tyromancy, uranomancy, xenomancy