ˌman(t)sē, ˌmaan-, -si noun combining form
( -es )
Etymology: Middle English -mancie, -mauncie, from Old French -mancie, from Latin -mantia, from Greek manteia, from manteuesthai to divine, prophesy + -ia -y; akin to Greek mainesthai to rage, rave — more at mind
: divination in a (specified) manner or by means of (something specified)
chiro mancy