augur in Irish
augur in Irish is ágar — augur means a person in ancient Rome who interpreted omens and signs, especially from the behaviour of birds, to predict the future.
augur in Irish
ágar
A diviner who foretells events by the behaviour of birds or other animals, or by signs derived from celestial phenomena, or unusual occurrences.
What does "augur" mean?
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noun A person in ancient Rome who interpreted omens and signs, especially from the behaviour of birds, to predict the future.
"The augur declared the omens favourable before the battle."
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verb To be a sign of something to come; to predict or foreshadow.
"The strong opening quarter augurs well for the rest of the year."
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augur in a sentence
- The augur declared the omens favourable before the battle.
- The strong opening quarter augurs well for the rest of the year.
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What is "augur" in Irish?
"augur" in Irish is ágar. augur means: A person in ancient Rome who interpreted omens and signs, especially from the behaviour of birds, to predict the future.
How do you use "augur" in a sentence?
Example: "The augur declared the omens favourable before the battle." In Irish, "augur" is ágar.
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