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1. (n.) seer
a person who sees; observer.
2. seer
a person who prophesies future events; prophet.
3. seer
a person endowed with moral and spiritual insight or knowledge.
4. seer
a person reputed to have powers of divination, as a crystal gazer.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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| Definition of 'SEER' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) visionary, illusionist, seer
a person with unusual powers of foresight
2. (noun) seer
an observer who perceives visually
"an incurable seer of movies"
3. (noun) prophet, prophesier, oracle, seer, vaticinator
an authoritative person who divines the future
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| Definition of 'SEER' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) SEER
sore; painful
2. (noun) SEER
one who sees
3. (noun) SEER
a person who foresees events; a prophet
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| Definitions of 'SEER' |
The Roycroft Dictionary |
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SEER
The scout of civilization.
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Sense: a prophet.
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 Afrikaans: siener |
 Arabic: نَبي، عَرّاف |
 Bulgarian: пророк |
 Brazilian: vidente |
 Czech: prorok, -yně |
 German: der/die Seher(in) |
 Danish: seer |
 Greek: προφήτης |
 Spanish: vidente |
 Estonian: prohvet |
 Farsi: غيبگو |
 Finnish: näkijä |
 French: prophète, prophétesse |
 Hebrew: נָבִיא |
 Hindi: देखने वाला, द्रष्टा |
 Croatian: vidovnjak, prorok |
 Hungarian: látnok |
 Indonesian: nabi |
 Icelandic: sjáandi; spámaður |
 Italian: veggente, profeta |
 Japanese: 予言者 |
 Korean: 예언자 |
 Lithuanian: pranašas |
 Latvian: gaišreģis |
 Malay: tukang ramal |
 Dutch: ziener |
 Norwegian: profet, seer |
 Polish: jasnowidz |
 Persian: غيبگو |
 Pashto: غيب ويونكى، په پټو پوه، س |
 Portuguese: vidente |
 Romanian: profet |
 Russian: пророк, провидец |
 Slovak: prorok, -yňa |
 Slovenian: prerok |
 Serbian: prorok |
 Swedish: siare, profet |
 Thai: ศาสดา |
 Turkish: peygamber |
 Taiwanese: 預言者 |
 Ukrainian: провидець, пророк |
 Urdu: صاحب بصیرت، کاہن |
 Vietnamese: nhà tiên tri |
 Chinese: 预言家 |
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