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If a woman is a witch does that make a man a wizard?

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Nope! To my understanding, the word history of "witch" was actually from the Old English "wicce" which applied to both men and women.

Nowadays, I think that followers of the magical path that lead to wands and dribbly candles and reciting magic words from big books, and wearing robes... are called "ceremonial magicians".

If a boy or man wants to practice a more earthbound magical path, then they can call themselves witches and not be incorrect.

no it makes them a warlock

Neither wizard nor warlock are good words to use. Witch comes from old English; wiccacreft,female; wiccecreft,male.. In old times the words merely meant male and female workers, who "made" things,rather than worked in agriculture

Warlock means oath breaker. It's not a male witch. A witch can be male or female, and he or she is still called a witch. Witch does not mean it's just female practitioner. It can mean a male practitioner

Well technically, man is man, woman is woman, Wizard, Witch, Warlock,..etc. is subjectional, but many males actually view themselves as "Witches".

To tell you something, I don't believe in wizardry. Not in the way, that modern people have made it.

Labels are labels...I generally don't use wizard,warlock,ect. It can be a prefrence kind of thing.

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