geniture
9.9
A chart that shows where the planets were when you were born
- noun
- /ˈdʒɛnɪtʃər/
- Archaic
:
genitura
- The astrologer created a detailed geniture for the newborn baby, mapping the planetary positions at the time of birth.
Examples
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Many people believe that their geniture can reveal important insights about their future and personal traits.
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Out of Electrum Magicum, they make mirrors which are fundamentally conjoined, as Jupiter conjoins with Venus, since this is nature's scheme and geniture.
Fiction book (1991) -
To understand his personality better, she studied her geniture and the influence of the stars on her life.
Synonyms
horoscope
vsgeniture
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5.9
A prediction about a person's future using the planets' positions at birth
shows exact planetary positions at the moment of birth rather than forecasting future
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Geniture comes from the Latin root gen- meaning 'birth' or 'to be born', the same root you see in generation and gene. A helpful image is a 'birth map'—a geniture is the astrological chart that shows the sky at the exact moment you were born, which is why the word is tied to birth and beginnings.