Relating to or characteristic of haruspexes or the practice of haruspicy.
Derived from Latin 'haruspex' with the English adjective suffix '-ical,' forming a learned English adjective. This follows the standard pattern for creating technical adjectives from Latin nouns.
The adjective 'haruspical' appears mostly in historical and academic writing, reminding us that while haruspicy is ancient history, the language we use to discuss it is modern English layered with Latin—linguistic archaeology.
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