mazel
- noun
- /ˈmeɪzəl/
- Archaic
- Some people believe your mazel is written in the stars from the moment you are born.
Examples
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The astrologer explained that my mazel would bring me good luck this year.
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In ancient times, people often consulted their mazel before making important decisions.
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Her mazel is strong according to the astrologer.
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I believe my mazel influences my decisions.
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Many cultures believe that your mazel shapes your fate and personality throughout life.
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The fortune teller revealed that my mazel indicates a year full of opportunities.
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Before starting her business, she checked her mazel to see if it was a good time to proceed.
Synonyms
One of the twelve parts of the zodiac used to describe personality
One of twelve parts of the sky used in astrology to show personality and give horoscopes
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mazel comes from the Hebrew and Yiddish mazal, which meant 'constellation' or a group of stars. So people used it for the star influence thought to shape a person's life, which is why mazel can mean an astrological sign or influence.