seer

UK
/sɪə/
US
/sɪr/
seernoun
seers
pl
UK
/sɪə/
US
/sɪr/
Translations
voyantPersonne censée prédire l’avenir ou percevoir des visions surnaturelles.
The seer warned the villagers of the impending storm.
Le voyant a averti les villageois de l’orage imminent.
médiumDans un contexte ésotérique ou spirite.
The mystic was renowned as a seer who communed with spirits.
Le mystique était réputé comme un médium qui communiquait avec les esprits.
devinPersonne qui prétend prédire l’avenir.
The seer warned the villagers of the impending storm.
Le devin a averti les villageois de l’orage imminent.
Additional translations
seerUnité de poids traditionnelle d’Asie du Sud.
Definitions
A person who is able to see or predict the future.
The seer warned the villagers of the impending storm.
A person who experiences supernatural visions; a visionary.
The mystic was renowned as a seer who communed with spirits.
A traditional unit of weight used in parts of South Asia, approximately equal to 0.93 kilogram (2.06 pounds).
The vendor sold him a seer of rice for the evening meal.
seeradjective
UK
/ˈsɪə/
US
/ˈsɪr/
Used attributively to describe something related to or used by a seer.
Translations
divinatoireEmployé surtout dans un contexte ésotérique ou prophétique.
The artifact was believed to be a seer stone employed in ancient prophecies.
On croyait que l’artefact était une pierre divinatoire utilisée dans d’anciennes prophéties.
Definitions
Relating to, characteristic of, or used by a seer.
The artifact was believed to be a seer stone employed in ancient prophecies.