IPA: /ˈmɔɪraɪ/
KK: /mɔɪˈraɪ/
In Greek mythology, the three sisters who control the fate of individuals, determining their life span and destiny.
According to legend, the Moirai spin the thread of life for every person.
Moirai → The word 'moirai' comes from Ancient Greek 'μοῖραι' (moirai), meaning 'fates' or 'apportioners'. It refers to the three goddesses of fate in Greek mythology who control the destiny of both mortals and gods.
Imagine three sisters who 'apportion' or decide the fate of everyone — that's what the 'moirai' represent in Greek mythology.