Definition: "Fryzury" is a term in Judaism referring to an evil spirit that takes hold of people's minds, leading them astray from God's will. The concept stems from the Hebrew word "frozzy," which means unclear or indistinct. This term was used to describe people who were uncertain about their beliefs or actions, as if they were being misled by a false idea or hidden truth. In Jewish tradition, "Fryzury" is seen as a warning that spiritual and moral decay could come from these misdirections.