[DOC] [TLE] Wizards Warlocks and Sorcerers | Magic, Myth, Truth and Origins [PAR] Wizard. Sorceror. Words that conjure thoughts of magic and mystery. ... 
Christianity in medieval times referred to any male witch as a warlock. This word 
in its Old English origin is "waerloga" (one who breaks an oath or deceives). ... 
oaths taken as a warlock, using the word in its original Old English meaning of '
oath breaker'. [DOC] [TLE] Please do not call male Witches "Warlocks" it's an incorrect term... [PAR] Mar 27, 2015 ... Warlock means "oath breaker" and is meant to be a derogatory term. ... There's 
no separation and wizard doesn't mean "male witch" either... a ..... Middle English 
warloghe, from Old English wrloga one that breaks faith, ... And you also 
claimed sorcerers and wizards are the same witch they are not at all. [DOC] [TLE] The Magic Cafe Forums - When To Call A Wizard....A Wizard! [PAR] however a "Wizard" is a magician/sorcerer ... a Male Witch. It's original meaning, 
derived from the Old English waer logga, is oath breaker ... A warlock (In 
reference to Wicca) is an oath breaker, a betrayer, not a male witch. [DOC] [TLE] meaning - Why are female wizards called "witches"? - English ... [PAR] Jul 8, 2014 ... It's mentioned in the Word Origin section that Wizard comes from "Wise", while for 
... Old English wicce "female magician, sorceress," in later use ... of Old English 
wicca "sorcerer, wizard, man who practices witchcraft or magic," .... term that 
originally meant "oath-breaker") and the female equivalent of wizard... [DOC] [TLE] If you call a male witch a warlock,then what is wizard and are there ... [PAR] First, a warlock mean oath breaker. ... but like Sorcer and Sorceress then we 
can idenitfy ... Whatever the word and its origin, the reality is how we use it now. 
... Haven't you ever seen  The Wizard of Oz ? with the old man behind the 
curtain with ... The Old English root was wic-, which is wicce (witch-eh if 
female and... [DOC] [TLE] warlock - alphaDictionary * Free English On-line Dictionary [PAR] Meaning: A male witch, sorcerer, wizard, or demon. ... Word History: Today's word 
was warloghe in Middle English, from Old English wrloga "oath-breaker", ... 
faith" and the feminine name Vera, which somehow found its way into English. [DOC] [TLE] Warlock - Witchcraft Terms and Tools - Witchcraft [PAR] In traditional Scottish witchcraft, "warlock" is simply the term used for a wizard, ... 
or sorcerer, on the other hand, is the label (used largely in fiction) for a male who 
... in the Old English word wrloga, meaning a traitor, liar or oath-breaker), and 
use ... However, in many forms of traditional Satanism, with its strong association
... [DOC] [TLE] Warlock - definition of warlock by The Free Dictionary [PAR] A man claiming or popularly believed to practice sorcery or witchcraft. n 1. a man 
... [Old English wrloga oath breaker, from wr oath + -loga liar, from logan to 
lie1] ... A Scottish term meaning demon, wizard or magician and used in medieval 
times to describe male witches but rarely ... Want to thank TFD for its existence? [DOC] [TLE] Warlocks - Credo Reference [PAR] Men who practise black magic, sorcerers; often also used of a male witch. ... In its 
original Old English form, waerloga, it referred to an oath-breaker or traitor, and ... 
the Devil and was possessed of occult and evil powers  a sorcerer or wizard. [DOC] [TLE] Witch, Wizard, Sorcerer or Warlock??? | Yahoo Answers [PAR] Aug 23, 2007 ... While warlock does, indeed,mean oath breaker, if a male .... Its meaning is from 
the Old English (one source: Scottish) word: waerloga. [DOC] [TLE]

Question: From the Old English for "oath-breaker", it's a male sorcerer or wizard
Answer: a warlock