onomantia
/ˌɒnəˈmantɪə/rare
noun
= onomancy.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Camden (1551–1623), historian and herald. From post-classical Latin onomantia from ancient Greek ὄνομα name + μαντεία, with haplology.
- British Antarctic Territory
- British Asian
- British Black English
- British Blue
- British Board of Agrément
- British Broadcasting Company
- British Broadcasting Corporation
- British Bulldog
- British Celtic
- British colonial
- British Columbia
- British Columbian
- British Commonwealth
- British Council
- British Double Summer Time
- British Empire
- British Empire Games
- British Empire Medal
- British Empire, Order of the
- British English
- Britisher
- British Expeditionary Force
- British Guiana
- British gum
- British Honduras