what does horescope mean?

Answer 1

Horescope doesn't mean anything as far as I'm aware, except lack of spell check.

Horoscope, on the other hand, spelled with an "O" comes from the greek meaning "a view of time" or "to look at the hour" or something similar.

Essentially, it is a means of determining what events may transpire during different periods of time based upon the positions of the sun, moon, planets and stars, the ancient time keepers before there were clocks and watches.

Answer 2

What is a real Horoscope?
The future forecasts on the Web or in newspapers are often referred to as a "horoscope". A real horoscope is a MAP of Space-Time - an "image of the hour" as its Greek root words imply. It is a chart of where the Sun and Moon and Planets are located in Space and in relation to each other, and to a particular place on Earth, at a particular instant in Time. It is like a snapshot of "a particular place in Time and Space". If that instant in Time is the time of birth of an individual and the Space is his birth place, then that horoscope is called a "natal horoscope" or "natal chart" or "birth chart". When you ask an astrologer for "a birth chart" be sure to provide your month/day/year and town/state/country of birth (plus the hour/minute if you know).

Those "daily horoscope" columns for the 12 zodiac signs are only based on an assumed month and day of birth which falls within a range of dates when the Sun is in a particular Sign. They are generalized "Sun Sign" horoscopes, but they do not take into account the year (or hour and minute) you were born, or the town and country you were born in. Since your "Time and Space" are not really known, these so-called "horoscopes" are only based on an estimate of where the Sun was located on your date of birth, and thus are far less detailed and accurate as a Personal Horoscope Reading based on your full birth data - which will include the positions of the Moon and ALL the Planets, and what that means about you as a unique individual. Not even identical twins can be born in the same Space at the same Time.

Answer 3

Horoscope
The astrological chart of the zodiac, done from a geocentric point of view, upon which the positions of the Sun, Moon, and planets are located for a specific time and date. If that date is a person's birth date (or, indeed, even the “birth” date of a nation, company, idea, event, or animal) the chart is a “natal” horoscope, used by the astrologer to predict important characteristics of that subject.

Each astrological sign is said to confer certain general characteristics. The rising points of the heavenly bodies, their relationships to one another, and various other correlations are all believed important. Events in the subject's life, conditions of health, and fortune are said to be found in the horoscope.

Definitive, carefully conducted tests of the idea have shown it to be false.

The first written horoscope dates from 409 B.C., and it is a Mesopotamian specimen found among less that twenty known from that period.

Answer 4

First of all it's HOROSCOPE, and second of all look it up!http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/horoscope