IPA: /ˈmoʊ.əl/
KK: /ˈmoʊəl/
A person who performs circumcision on a Jewish male as part of a religious ceremony.
The mohel performed the circumcision with great care and respect for tradition.
Mohel originates from Hebrew 'מוהל' (mohel), meaning one who performs circumcision. The term is specifically used in Jewish tradition to refer to a person trained to carry out this religious rite.
Think of the Hebrew word 'mohel' which directly refers to someone who performs circumcision, helping you remember that a mohel is a person who carries out this important religious ceremony.