Definition of sigil in English:

sigil

noun ˈsɪdʒɪlˈsɪdʒəl

1An inscribed or painted symbol considered to have magical power.
魔符；魔像
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a variation of my mage's sigil, which is four straight lines that create a seven-pointed star.
- He's also said to have created the Baphomet sigil, based on the inverted pentagram.
- Curious, some points of reference about these things suggest sigils as an ideal way to introduce yourself to magic.
- Isnt a sigil just a compressed symbol of meaning to the person who created it?
- And sigils are generally associated more with chaos magick or pop magick, which isn't the same thing as Wicca, though there's some overlap.
- Carry chalk in your pocket and mark sigils on the walls, or print them onto stickers and put them all over the place.
- I am thinking of several possible methods, such as ritual work combined with foci symbols or sigils, but have not quite made up my mind on this matter.
- Last nights circle was based on runes and sigils, learning their meanings and making our own runes.
- All coincidence is magick, whether someone specifically charged and released a sigil for it or not.
- Take some blank white paper, and draw your sigils on it.
- There seems to be only so much power a sigil can summon, so to speak.
- A person can go on about sigils, runes and spells for hours in an educated and well read fashion but how far does that match up with personal experience?
- One friend is now fascinated by sigils and symbol systems.
- Galahad felt power rise in him again and silently commanded the sigil to disappear.
- He used to paint his sigils onto the speakers of radios - empowering the sound!
- Vallug threw him a little circle with some runes and sigils on it.
- Faintly glowing silver sigils appeared on the slips, in the form of a circle enclosing an oil lamp, a river, and several abstract designs.
- He had Dante draw the necessary sigils as he prepared the spell.
- It was taxing to repeat the performance, and took nearly twice as long to finish drawing the sigils and runes.
- As for me, the first ever thing that really impressed me with magick was the results of a sigil to contact an animal spirit in dream.
1. 1.1archaic A seal.
  〈古〉图章
  the supply wains bore the High King's sigil
  供货大马车上均盖有国王陛下的印章。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Wessex replaced the sigil within the drawer, beside another ring.
  "Then you will graciously endorse the document with your sigil," said the woman.
2. 1.2literary A sign or symbol.
  〈诗/文〉标记，符号
  a 1925 Buick limousine, the sigil of Tom's naturalization
  Synonyms
  indication, signal, symptom, hint, pointer, suggestion, intimation, mark, manifestation, demonstration

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin sigillum 'sign'.

Rhymes

strigil, vigil

Definition of sigil in US English:

sigil

nounˈsijəlˈsɪdʒəl

1An inscribed or painted symbol considered to have magical power.
魔符；魔像
Example sentencesExamples
- Last nights circle was based on runes and sigils, learning their meanings and making our own runes.
- Carry chalk in your pocket and mark sigils on the walls, or print them onto stickers and put them all over the place.
- As for me, the first ever thing that really impressed me with magick was the results of a sigil to contact an animal spirit in dream.
- Isnt a sigil just a compressed symbol of meaning to the person who created it?
- A person can go on about sigils, runes and spells for hours in an educated and well read fashion but how far does that match up with personal experience?
- Take some blank white paper, and draw your sigils on it.
- Galahad felt power rise in him again and silently commanded the sigil to disappear.
- It is a variation of my mage's sigil, which is four straight lines that create a seven-pointed star.
- He used to paint his sigils onto the speakers of radios - empowering the sound!
- Faintly glowing silver sigils appeared on the slips, in the form of a circle enclosing an oil lamp, a river, and several abstract designs.
- Curious, some points of reference about these things suggest sigils as an ideal way to introduce yourself to magic.
- One friend is now fascinated by sigils and symbol systems.
- Vallug threw him a little circle with some runes and sigils on it.
- He had Dante draw the necessary sigils as he prepared the spell.
- There seems to be only so much power a sigil can summon, so to speak.
- He's also said to have created the Baphomet sigil, based on the inverted pentagram.
- And sigils are generally associated more with chaos magick or pop magick, which isn't the same thing as Wicca, though there's some overlap.
- It was taxing to repeat the performance, and took nearly twice as long to finish drawing the sigils and runes.
- All coincidence is magick, whether someone specifically charged and released a sigil for it or not.
- I am thinking of several possible methods, such as ritual work combined with foci symbols or sigils, but have not quite made up my mind on this matter.
1. 1.1archaic A seal.
  〈古〉图章
  the supply wains bore the High King's sigil
  供货大马车上均盖有国王陛下的印章。
  Example sentencesExamples
  "Then you will graciously endorse the document with your sigil," said the woman.
  Wessex replaced the sigil within the drawer, beside another ring.
2. 1.2literary A sign or symbol.
  〈诗/文〉标记，符号
  Synonyms
  indication, signal, symptom, hint, pointer, suggestion, intimation, mark, manifestation, demonstration

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin sigillum ‘sign’.

单词	sigil
释义	Definition of sigil in English: sigil noun ˈsɪdʒɪlˈsɪdʒəl 1An inscribed or painted symbol considered to have magical power. 魔符；魔像 Example sentencesExamples It is a variation of my mage's sigil, which is four straight lines that create a seven-pointed star. He's also said to have created the Baphomet sigil, based on the inverted pentagram. Curious, some points of reference about these things suggest sigils as an ideal way to introduce yourself to magic. Isnt a sigil just a compressed symbol of meaning to the person who created it? And sigils are generally associated more with chaos magick or pop magick, which isn't the same thing as Wicca, though there's some overlap. Carry chalk in your pocket and mark sigils on the walls, or print them onto stickers and put them all over the place. I am thinking of several possible methods, such as ritual work combined with foci symbols or sigils, but have not quite made up my mind on this matter. Last nights circle was based on runes and sigils, learning their meanings and making our own runes. All coincidence is magick, whether someone specifically charged and released a sigil for it or not. Take some blank white paper, and draw your sigils on it. There seems to be only so much power a sigil can summon, so to speak. A person can go on about sigils, runes and spells for hours in an educated and well read fashion but how far does that match up with personal experience? One friend is now fascinated by sigils and symbol systems. Galahad felt power rise in him again and silently commanded the sigil to disappear. He used to paint his sigils onto the speakers of radios - empowering the sound! Vallug threw him a little circle with some runes and sigils on it. Faintly glowing silver sigils appeared on the slips, in the form of a circle enclosing an oil lamp, a river, and several abstract designs. He had Dante draw the necessary sigils as he prepared the spell. It was taxing to repeat the performance, and took nearly twice as long to finish drawing the sigils and runes. As for me, the first ever thing that really impressed me with magick was the results of a sigil to contact an animal spirit in dream. 1.1archaic A seal. 〈古〉图章 the supply wains bore the High King's sigil 供货大马车上均盖有国王陛下的印章。 Example sentencesExamples Wessex replaced the sigil within the drawer, beside another ring. "Then you will graciously endorse the document with your sigil," said the woman. 1.2literary A sign or symbol. 〈诗/文〉标记，符号 a 1925 Buick limousine, the sigil of Tom's naturalization Synonyms indication, signal, symptom, hint, pointer, suggestion, intimation, mark, manifestation, demonstration Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin sigillum 'sign'. Rhymes strigil, vigil Definition of sigil in US English: sigil nounˈsijəlˈsɪdʒəl 1An inscribed or painted symbol considered to have magical power. 魔符；魔像 Example sentencesExamples Last nights circle was based on runes and sigils, learning their meanings and making our own runes. Carry chalk in your pocket and mark sigils on the walls, or print them onto stickers and put them all over the place. As for me, the first ever thing that really impressed me with magick was the results of a sigil to contact an animal spirit in dream. Isnt a sigil just a compressed symbol of meaning to the person who created it? A person can go on about sigils, runes and spells for hours in an educated and well read fashion but how far does that match up with personal experience? Take some blank white paper, and draw your sigils on it. Galahad felt power rise in him again and silently commanded the sigil to disappear. It is a variation of my mage's sigil, which is four straight lines that create a seven-pointed star. He used to paint his sigils onto the speakers of radios - empowering the sound! Faintly glowing silver sigils appeared on the slips, in the form of a circle enclosing an oil lamp, a river, and several abstract designs. Curious, some points of reference about these things suggest sigils as an ideal way to introduce yourself to magic. One friend is now fascinated by sigils and symbol systems. Vallug threw him a little circle with some runes and sigils on it. He had Dante draw the necessary sigils as he prepared the spell. There seems to be only so much power a sigil can summon, so to speak. He's also said to have created the Baphomet sigil, based on the inverted pentagram. And sigils are generally associated more with chaos magick or pop magick, which isn't the same thing as Wicca, though there's some overlap. It was taxing to repeat the performance, and took nearly twice as long to finish drawing the sigils and runes. All coincidence is magick, whether someone specifically charged and released a sigil for it or not. I am thinking of several possible methods, such as ritual work combined with foci symbols or sigils, but have not quite made up my mind on this matter. 1.1archaic A seal. 〈古〉图章 the supply wains bore the High King's sigil 供货大马车上均盖有国王陛下的印章。 Example sentencesExamples "Then you will graciously endorse the document with your sigil," said the woman. Wessex replaced the sigil within the drawer, beside another ring. 1.2literary A sign or symbol. 〈诗/文〉标记，符号 Synonyms indication, signal, symptom, hint, pointer, suggestion, intimation, mark, manifestation, demonstration Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin sigillum ‘sign’.
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