arithmancy
American
[ar-ith-man-see]
/ ˈær ɪθˌmæn si /
Also
arithmomancy
noun
Etymology
Origin of arithmancy
First recorded in 1570–80; from New Latin arithmomantia, from Greek arithmó(s) “number, a number” + manteía -mancy
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