Complete Definition of "prophecy"

English

Etymology
From Middle English prophecie < Old French < Latin prophetia|proph�tīa < AGr. polytonic|��ο�η�εία (proph�teia) "prophecy" < polytonic|��ο�ή�η� (proph�t�s) "speaker of a god" < polytonic|��� (pro) "before" + polytonic|�ήμι (ph�mi) "I tell"

Noun
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  1. A prediction, especially one made by a prophet or under divine inspiration.

Translations

Czech: proroctví n
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Russian: п�о�о�е��во (proró�estvo) n

Related terms
prophesy
prophet
prophetic

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