See also: Mancy English English Wikipedia has an article on:-mancyWikipedia Etymology From Latin -mantīa, ultimately from Ancient Greek μᾰντείᾱ (mănteíā, “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 acultomancyaëromancyailuromancyalectoromancyalectryomancyaleuromancyalomancyalphitomancyambulomancyanthracomancyanthropomancyarithmancyarithmomancyastragalomancyathermancyaustromancyaxinomancybelomancybibliomancybotanomancybrizomancycapnomancycarnomancycartomancycatoptromancyceraunomancyceromancychaomancychartomancycheiromancychiromancycleromancycoscinomancycriomancycrithomancycrystallomancydactyliomancydactylomancydaphnomancydiathermancyelectro-thermancyenoptomancyfelidomancyfloromancygastromancygeomancygyromancyhalomancyhematomancyhemomancyhieromancyhydromancyichthyomancylabiomancylecanomancylithomancymeteoromancymetopomancymolybdomancymyomancynarcomancynecromancynomancyomphalomancyoneiromancyonomancyonomomancyonychomancyophiomancyornithomancypadomancypedomancypegomancyphyllomancypriapomancypseudomancypsychomancypyromancyrabdomancyrhabdomancyrhapsodomancyscapulimancyscatomancysciomancyscyphomancysideromancyspodomancystichomancystigonomancytasseomancytechnomancytephramancytheomancytopomancytyromancyuranomancyxenomancy Translations specified forms of divination Catalan: -mància f Finnish: -mantia French: -mancie (fr) f Galician: -mancia (gl) f German: -mantie (de) f Greek: -μαντεία (el) f (-manteía) Italian: -manzia (it) f Latin: -mantīa f Polish: -mancja (pl) Portuguese: -mancia (pt) f Romanian: -manție f Russian: -мантия f (-mantija) Spanish: -mancia (es) f Wikiwand - on Seamless Wikipedia browsing. On steroids.