IPA: /saɪˈkɒmətri/
KK: /saɪˈkɒmətri/
The skill or practice of gaining information about a person or event by touching or being close to an object.
She used psychometry to learn about the history of the old ring.
Psychometry → It is formed from "psyche" (from Greek "ψυχή", meaning soul or mind) and "metron" (from Greek "μέτρον", meaning measure). The word refers to the ability to measure or perceive information about a person or object through the mind or soul.
Think of 'psyche' as relating to the mind or soul, and 'metron' as measuring something — this helps you remember that psychometry is about measuring or perceiving through the mind.