soothsayer

English

From Middle English sothsaier, zothziggere, equivalent to sooth +‎ sayer.

soothsayer (plural soothsayers)

one who tells the truth

one who predicts the future

Arabic: عَرَّاف‎ m (ʿarrāf)
Armenian: գուշակ (hy) (gušak)
Breton: profed m, divinour m, diviner (br) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 預言家 (zh), 预言家 (zh) (yùyánjiā), 算命家 (zh) (suànmìngjiā)
Dutch: waarzegger (nl) m, waarzegster (nl) f, wittiger m, toekomstvoorspeller f, toekomstvoorspelster f, profeet (nl) m
Finnish: ennustaja (fi)
French: prophète (fr) m, prophétesse (fr) f, devin (fr) m
Galician: adiviño m
German: Seher (de) m, Seherin (de) f, Wahrsager (de) m, Wahrsagerin (de) f
Greek: μάντις (el) (mántis)
Ancient: μάντις m (mántis)
Icelandic: spámaður m (male), spákona f (female)
Irish: fáistineach m, fáidh m, fáidheadóir m, mathmharc m, fear feasa m, bean feasa f

Italian: indovino (it) m, indovina (it) f
Japanese: 占い師 (うらないし, uranaishi)
Latin: vātēs m or f, python m, pythonissa f
Manx: faaishnagh f, fallogyssagh, guess
Old English: spæwīfe f
Old Norse: spákona f
Portuguese: adivinho (pt) m, adivinha (pt) f
Russian: проро́к (ru) m (prorók), предсказа́тель (ru) m (predskazátelʹ), предсказа́тельница (ru) f (predskazátelʹnica), прови́дец (ru) m (provídec), прови́дица (ru) f (provídica), прорица́тель (ru) m (proricátelʹ), прорица́тельница (ru) f (proricátelʹnica)
Scots: wizard, witter-wife (female), spaer, weird-man, forteller, foreteller, saga, suthesayer, suth sayar, suithsayer, suithsayar, soothsayer
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: гатар m, га̀тара f

Roman: gatar (sh) m, gàtara (sh) f
Spanish: adivino (es) m, adivina (es) f
Swedish: siare (sv) c (male), sierska (sv) c (female), spåman (sv) c (male), spåkvinna (sv) c (female)
Turkish: falcı (tr), (kâhin) kahin (tr)
Welsh: daroganwr m, daroganwraig f

mantis or rearhorse — see mantis