Azar is a word with multiple meanings, being more used to denote bad luck, chance, disgrace or lack of success in achieving a goal.
the calls "gambling" are an example of the use of the word in a sense relative to chance. These games depend not only on the skill or reasoning of the participants, but also on rules that imply chance, "luck" or lack of it: bad luck.
The best known connotation of the word bad luck is that which is linked to the opposite of luck, that is, what is negative or produces disastrous results and contrary to one's expectations.
According to popular culture, there are people "unlucky" or that "had bad luck". The unlucky are the individuals who are often unlucky. When unlucky situations occur sporadically, the person is said to have simply "been unlucky."
The concept of bad luck, as the cause of misfortune or bad luck, is intrinsically related to most superstitions, both in the Western and Eastern world. Many people believe that objects or actions can be unlucky or unlucky, being considered as causing bad luck. Example: black cats and the number 13, for example.
These associations happen from urban or rural myths and legends, which are transmitted through cultural or individual traditions, when an individual, for example, when observing certain coincidences between an object and unpleasant events in your life, you begin to believe that such an object is the reason for this bad luck.
Synonyms of bad luck
- setback
- bad luck
- disgrace
- vulture
- chance
- chance
- fatality
- eventuality
bad luck and quick
The word asar exists in the Portuguese language, as well as azar, but they have different meanings.
The verb asar refers to the act of putting on wings. The word bad luck, on the other hand, is related to chance, bad luck or disgrace.