Sigil

Pronunciation: /sɪdʒəl/

Definitions of sigil

noun a seal or signet

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a sigil on the wall of the ancient temple.

A2 The wizard drew a sigil on the ground to cast a spell.

B1 The sigil on the amulet glowed with a mysterious light.

B2 The secret society used a sigil as their emblem.

C1 The sigil etched into the sword held great power.

C2 The intricate sigil on the parchment contained hidden meanings.

Examples of sigil in a Sentence

formal The magician inscribed a sigil on the parchment as part of the ritual.

informal I saw a cool sigil tattoo on someone at the party last night.

slang Check out this sick sigil I drew on my notebook.

figurative The company logo acted as a sigil, representing their values and mission.

Grammatical Forms of sigil

• past tense: sigiled
• plural: sigils
• comparative: more sigil
• superlative: most sigil
• present tense: sigils
• future tense: will sigil
• perfect tense: have sigiled
• continuous tense: is sigiling
• singular: sigil
• positive degree: sigil
• infinitive: to sigil
• gerund: sigiling
• participle: sigiling

Origin and Evolution of sigil

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'sigil' originated from Latin, specifically from the word 'sigillum' meaning seal or sign.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'sigil' has come to be associated with magical symbols or designs used in rituals and spellcasting.