clairvoyance

English

Wikipedia

Etymology

From French clairvoyance.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /klɛəˈvɔɪəns/

Noun

clairvoyance (usually uncountable; plural clairvoyances)

1. (parapsychology) The power to perceive objects that are not accessible to the senses.

Hyponyms

• clairaudience
• metagnomy
• precognition
• psychometry

Translations

the power to perceive objects that are not accessible to the senses

Bulgarian: ясновидство (bg) (jasnovídstvo) n. Catalan: clarividència Chinese: Mandarin: 透視 (zh), 透视 (zh) (tòushì), 千里眼 (zh) (qiānlǐyǎn) Croatian: pronicljivost, vidovitost Czech: jasnovidnost (cs) f., jasnovidectví (cs) n. Danish: clairvoyance (da) c., klarsyn (da) n., synskhed (da) c. Dutch: helderziendheid (nl) f. Estonian: selgeltnägemine Finnish: selvänäköisyys (fi) French: clairvoyance (fr) f. German: Hellsehen (de) n., Hellseherei (de) f. Hungarian: látnoki képesség, éleslátás Icelandic: skyggnigáfa (is) Italian: chiaroveggenza (it) f.

Japanese: 透視 (ja) (とうし, tōshi) Latvian: gaišredzība, tālredzība Lithuanian: aiškiaregystė, įžvalgumas, įžvalga Macedonian: јасновидост, видовитост Norwegian: klarsynthet (no) Polish: jasnowidzenie (pl) n. Portuguese: clarividência Romanian: clarviziune Russian: ясновидение (ru) (jasnovídenije) n. Scottish Gaelic: taibhsearachd (gd) f., dà-fhradharc (gd) m., dà-shealladh (gd) m. Serbian: видовитост, vidovitost Spanish: clarividencia (es) Swedish: klärvoajans (sv) Turkish: sağgörü (tr), basiret (tr) Ukrainian: ясновидіння (uk) (jasnovýdinnja) n.

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French

Pronunciation

• IPA: /klɛʁvwajɑ̃s/, SAMPA: /klER.vwa.jA~s/

Noun

clairvoyance f. (plural clairvoyances)

1. clairvoyance