Množina: horoscopes

ETYM French horoscope, Latin horoscopus, a horoscope; Greek oros hour + skopein to view, observe. Related to Hour, and -scope.
1. A diagram of the positions of the planets and signs of the zodiac at a particular time and place.
2. A prediction of someone's future based on the relative positions of the planets.
In Western astrology, a chart of the position of the Sun, Moon, and planets relative to the zodiac at the moment of birth, used to assess a person's character and forecast future influences.
In casting a horoscope, the astrologer draws a circular diagram divided into 12 sections, or houses, showing the 12 signs of the zodiac around the perimeter and the Sun, Moon, and planets as they were at the subject's time and place of birth. These heavenly bodies are supposed to represent different character traits and influences, and by observing their positions and interrelations the astrologer may gain insight into the subject's personality and foretell the main outlines of his or her career.

Množina: horoscopers