belomancy
noun
bel·o·man·cy
ˈbe-lə-ˌman(t)-sē
plural -es
: divination by drawing arrows at random from a container
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from New Latin belomantia, borrowed from Late Greek belomanteía "casting lots by shaking arrows from a quiver," from Greek bélos "missile, dart, arrow" + -o- -o- + -manteia -mancy