sigil
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sig·il
(sĭj′əl, sĭg′ĭl)n.
1. A seal; a signet.
2. A sign or an image considered magical.
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sigil
(ˈsɪdʒɪl)n
1. (Heraldry) a seal or signet
2. (Alternative Belief Systems) a sign or image supposedly having magical power
[C17: from Latin sigillum a little sign, from signum a sign]
sigillary adj
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sig•il
(ˈsɪdʒ ɪl)n.
a seal or signet.
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sigil
A symbol representing a spirit.
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