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onomantic (a.)
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- The ancient Greeks practiced onomancy, a form of divination based on the interpretation of names.
- Onomantic rituals involved analyzing the numerical values or sound patterns of names.
- Some onomancers believed that the letters in a name held clues about a person's character and destiny.
- Others used onomancy to determine the compatibility of partners or the auspiciousness of events.
- A well-known example of onomancy is the use of the Kabbalah to assign numerical values to Hebrew letters.
- The study of onomancy has been revived in modern times, particularly in the field of name numerology.
- Some people believe that onomancy can provide insights into personal growth and self-discovery.
- However, there is little scientific evidence to support the claims of onomancy.
- Despite its uncertain origins and reliability, onomancy remains a fascinating form of divination.
- In popular culture, onomancy has been depicted in movies, books, and television shows as a mysterious and enigmatic practice.
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The ancient Greeks practiced onomancy, a form of divination based on the interpretation of names.
Onomantic rituals involved analyzing the numerical values or sound patterns of names.
Some onomancers believed that the letters in a name held clues about a person's character and destiny.
Others used onomancy to determine the compatibility of partners or the auspiciousness of events.
