moira
/maɪˈrɑː/Definitions
1. noun
A goddess of fate in Greek mythology, especially the personification of fate as a power that decides the course of human events.
“Like the Moira, the gods of fate controlled the destiny of mortals.”
2. noun
A term used in various contexts, including statistics and probability, to describe an outcome or event that is determined by a set of factors.
“The Moira of the experiment was that it would take at least 5 years to gather the required data.”
3. proper noun
A fictional term, often used as a surname, particularly in the context of the popular TV show “Outlander”.
“The protagonist’s name was Claire Randall Fraser, but she became Claire Moira Fraser after marrying Jamie.”
4. noun
A concept describing the inherent or assigned destiny of a person, thing, or event.
“The Moira of the universe was a complex and mysterious force.”