IPA: //skraɪ//
KK: /skraɪ/
To use a crystal ball or similar object to try to see or predict future events.
She decided to scry using her grandmother's crystal ball.
Past: scryed
Past Participle: scryed
Scry → The word 'scry' originates from Middle English 'scryen', which means to discern or to see. It is derived from the Old English 'scrīfan', meaning to write or to describe, reflecting the act of revealing or uncovering information through divination or reflection.
Imagine the act of 'seeing' or 'discerning' something hidden — that's what scrying is all about.