Sigil (noun)
si-jil
a pictorial symbol used in ritualistic magic and supposed to have supernatural power.
First recorded in 1600–10; from Latin sigillum “statuette, figure, stamped figure,” diminutive of signum sign.
Example sentences
“The seven sigils represented the days of the week and therefore goals and ambition.”
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