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“Mazal” is the Hebrew word most commonly used in the phrase “Mazal Tov!” What does “Congratulations!” mean? or “Good luck!” But Mazal is also spoken at the end of a business deal. So what is the true meaning of this word and when should you use it? We’ll answer those questions in this helpful guide, plus we’ll also explain the differences and similarities between “Mazal” and “Mazel.”
Mazal (Mah-Zahl) is a Hebrew word meaning “happiness” or “wealth”. It is often paired with the word “tov” which means “good” to wish someone luck or say: “Congratulations”. It is also part of the phrase, “Mazal i Bracha,” which means “wealth and blessing,” and is said at the end of a business agreement.
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