A male witch is commonly referred to as a warlock. This term is often used to distinguish a male witch from a female witch, who is simply known as a witch. While the term warlock is occasionally used to denote a male witch in modern fantasy fiction, it has historically held negative connotations within pagan and witchcraft communities. This is due to the word's etymology, as warlock is believed to have originated from Old English and Scottish words meaning "oathbreaker" or "deceiver." However, it is important to note that the term warlock is not universally regarded as derogatory, and some male witches may embrace the title. Ultimately, the name given to a male witch can vary depending on personal preference and cultural context.
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Ultimately, the name given to a male witch can vary depending on personal preference and cultural context..
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