"Kenhara" (also spelled as "kenhora" or "kayn aynhoreh") is a Yiddish and Hebrew term often used to ward off the "evil eye." The phrase is used to express a desire to avoid jinxing or bringing bad luck upon oneself or someone else. People might say "kenhora" when discussing something positive or expressing good fortune to deflect potential negativity.

It's a superstitious expression, and the belief in the evil eye exists in various cultures around the world, each with its own terms and practices to counteract its supposed effects.