What is another word for moirais?
Pronunciation: [mwˈɑːɹa͡ɪz] (IPA) 
Moirais is a term that originated from Greek mythology, referring to the three goddesses who controlled the destiny of human beings. Although there is no direct synonym for Moirais, different cultures and languages have used variations of the term to describe fate, destiny or fortune.
In Roman mythology, the equivalent of Moirais are the Parcae or the Fates, while in Hinduism, it is Karma. The Arabic term "Qadar" is also used to describe predestination or fate.
Other synonyms that can be used to describe Moirais include providence, lot, chance, kismet, doom, and preordination. Each of these terms convey the idea of an inevitable future that is beyond the control of human beings, but rather guided by supernatural powers.
