tyromancy
ˈtaɪrəˌmænsi
Definition

Definition of tyromancy - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

fortune tellingRaredivination by studying the coagulation of cheeseRare
  • She practiced tyromancy to predict the future.
  • His interest in tyromancy led him to study ancient texts.
  • Tyromancy was once a popular practice among certain cultures.
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Origin of tyromancy

Greek, tyros (cheese) + manteia (divination)

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  1. French:tyromancie, ...
  2. German:Tyromantie, ...
  3. Italian:tiromanzia, ...
  4. Spanish:tiromancia, ...
  5. Portuguese:tiromancia, ...
  6. Chinese:奶酪占卜, ...
  7. Japanese:チーズ占い, ...
  8. Arabic:عِرافة الجُبْن, ...
  9. Hebrew:טִירוֹמַנְסְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:сырная мантика, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сиромантія, ...
  12. Hindi:टाइरोमेंसी, ...
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