0 a person who has or claims a special ability to find hidden water or metals. -- věštec, hadač, proutkař
After today there will be no kings or diviners or chiefs (sayyids).
They are spies penetrating the secrets of light and colour, diviners.
In fact, all of these codices were in the possession of diviners or tonalpouhque.
She seems to have a natural rapport with diviners.
If it can be reasonably established that the preponderance of female diviners does derive from the early or midnineteenth century, some important hypotheses about changing gender relations can be suggested.
Common religious figures have claimed to see into the future, such as minor prophets and diviners.
All the houses are full of pagan soothsayers, diviners, and necromancers, who are even arrayed in a monastic habit.
The skeptics naturally scoffed, especially when diviners paced the riverside meadows, hazel twigs, willow branches and silver chains limp in their hands.
