Definition
An omen or sign; divination by observing birds; archaic term for auspices or favorable signs.
Etymology
From Latin 'auspicium' (augury from birds), shortened or altered form used historically in English. An archaic variant of 'auspice' or 'auspices.'
Kelly Says
This is an obsolete English word for augury that almost nobody uses anymore—it's the kind of word you find in old poetry and that makes modern readers pause to look up its meaning.
Translations
ARالعربية
أمر خير
amr khayr
CACatalà
auspiciosa
aw-spe-thee-oh-sah
CSČeština
auspice
aw-spees
DEDeutsch
Vorzeichen
for-tsay-hen
ELΕλληνικά
αύσπικτο
aw-speek-toh
ESEspañol
auspicio
ow-spe-thee-oh
FRFrançais
auspice
ow-spees
HEעברית
מזל טוב
ma-zal tov
HIहिन्दी
शुभ संकेत
shoob san-keet
HUMagyar
auspice
aw-spees
IDBahasa Indonesia
tanda baik
tanda baik
IGIG
nwere ọma
nwe-reh oh-mah
ITItaliano
auspicio
ow-spe-thee-oh
KO한국어
좋은 징후
jo-eun jing-hu
MSBahasa Melayu
tanda baik
tanda baik
NLNederlands
auspice
aw-spees
PLPolski
auspice
aw-spees
PTPortuguês
auspicio
ow-spe-thee-oh
RORomână
auspice
aw-spees
RUРусский
благоприятный знак
blago-pri-yat-nyy znak
SVSvenska
auspice
aw-spees
SWKiswahili
mzuri
m-zoo-ree
TAதமிழ்
நல்ல அறிகுறி
nalla ariku-ri
TEతెలుగు
శుభప్రదం
shoob-pra-dam
TRTürkçe
auspice
aw-spees
UKУкраїнська
благоприємний знак
blago-pryem-nyy znak
URاردو
خوشگوار
khoosh-gwar
VITiếng Việt
điềm tốt lành
dee tom lanh
ZUZU
ilungile
oo-loon-gee-leh