Presagers

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. Foretell or indicate potential future events through signs or omens
2. To serve as a warning or indication of what may happen later
3. To predict or signal anticipated occurrences based on existing patterns or behaviors

Etymology: Presagers is the plural of presager, which English formed by adding the suffix "-er" to presage. Presage itself came into English from Old French, which took it from Latin "praesagium", built from "prae" ("before") and "sagire" ("to perceive keenly").

Synonyms: foretellers, predictors