Presage

prēs′āj, n. something that gives warning of a future event: a foreboding: a presentiment.— v.t. Prēsage′ , to forebode: to warn of something to come: to predict.— v.i. to have a presentiment of.— adj. Presage′ful .— ns. Presage′ment , the act of presaging: that which is presaged: prediction; Presag′er . [Fr. présage —L. præsagium — præsagīre — præ , before, sagīre , to perceive quickly.]