sigil
sigil
Definition
sigil (sij′əl)
noun
- a seal; signet
- an image or sign thought to have some mysterious power in magic or astrology
Etymology: L sigillum, dim. of signum, a sign
sigil
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: Use the sigil to show that it is antecedent ( i.e.
- draw: By drawing the sigil as part of a ritual, the magician can invoke that spirit.
- ascribe: To see an explanation of the sigil ascribed to each record, you can click on the highlighted sigil.
- paint: The floor, walls and ceiling of the passage were covered by interlocking runes and sigils painted in a red dye.
- leave: Alex sighed, left a hasty sigil on one of the posts for Else and vaulted after him.
Adjective modifier
- other: Other strange sigils - all painted in white - glowed faintly in the light of the flashlight.
Modifies a noun
- method: The sigil method is often approached as if it were a ' one size fits all ' solution to every magical endeavor.
- magick: This book is at least in part a modern view of the sigil magick that derives from AOS.
Browse dictionary entries near sigil
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- sightly
- sightline
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- sighting
- sighted
- sight reading
- sight gag
- sight draft
- sigill.
- Sigismund
- sigla
- sigma
- sigmate
- sigmoid
- sigmoid flexure
- sigmoidoscope
- Sigmund
- sign
