infortune
/ɪnˈfɔːtʃuːn/ /ɪnˈfɔːtʃ(ə)n/noun
Astrology. A malevolent influence; the planet or aspect causing this; especially either Saturn or Mars (more fully the greater infortune and the lesser infortune respectively).
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Anglo-Norman and Middle French infortune (French infortune) misfortune, bad luck, mishap from classical Latin infortūnium, with remodelling after fortune. Compare Catalan infortuni, Spanish infortunio, Portuguese infortúnio, Italian infortunio.
- onerous
- onerously
- onerousness
- one's all
- one's back is turned
- one's best bib and tucker
- one's best years
- one's better feelings
- one's blood freezes
- one's blood is up
- one's daily bread
- one's ears are burning
- one's ears prick up
- oneself
- one's finer feelings
- one's finest hour
- one's gorge rises
- one's head is a marley
- one's head swells
- one's heart goes out to
- one's heart's desire
- one's heart sinks
- one-shot
- one-shotter
- one's humble abode