Definition of pentangle in English:

pentangle

noun ˈpɛntaŋɡ(ə)lˈpenˌtaNGɡ(ə)l

another term for pentagram
Example sentencesExamples
- Furthermore, some mystics claim that if one stares at a small pentangle long enough one will see that all triangles end in a circle with five sides.
- Just like the pentangle, the knight's five senses were free of sin, his five fingers never failed him, and all of his earthly hope was contained in Christ's five wounds on the cross.
- I was told it was something to do with the transit of Venus and the pentangle and the eight points.
- The pentangle was a threat; she claimed the talisman had a spell on it that would cause Phil's death.
- It represents at once the idea of protection from earthly harm, and with the pentangle symbol, the profound Christianity (and thus heavenly protection) that was necessary to knights' culture.

Origin

Late Middle English: perhaps from medieval Latin pentaculum 'pentacle' (-aculum assimilated to Latin angulus 'an angle').

Definition of pentangle in US English:

pentangle

nounˈpenˌtaNGɡ(ə)l

another term for pentagram
Example sentencesExamples
- It represents at once the idea of protection from earthly harm, and with the pentangle symbol, the profound Christianity (and thus heavenly protection) that was necessary to knights' culture.
- I was told it was something to do with the transit of Venus and the pentangle and the eight points.
- Just like the pentangle, the knight's five senses were free of sin, his five fingers never failed him, and all of his earthly hope was contained in Christ's five wounds on the cross.
- Furthermore, some mystics claim that if one stares at a small pentangle long enough one will see that all triangles end in a circle with five sides.
- The pentangle was a threat; she claimed the talisman had a spell on it that would cause Phil's death.

Origin

Late Middle English: perhaps from medieval Latin pentaculum ‘pentacle’ ( -aculum assimilated to Latin angulus ‘an angle’).

词汇	pentangle
释义	Definition of pentangle in English: pentangle noun ˈpɛntaŋɡ(ə)lˈpenˌtaNGɡ(ə)l another term for pentagram Example sentencesExamples Furthermore, some mystics claim that if one stares at a small pentangle long enough one will see that all triangles end in a circle with five sides. Just like the pentangle, the knight's five senses were free of sin, his five fingers never failed him, and all of his earthly hope was contained in Christ's five wounds on the cross. I was told it was something to do with the transit of Venus and the pentangle and the eight points. The pentangle was a threat; she claimed the talisman had a spell on it that would cause Phil's death. It represents at once the idea of protection from earthly harm, and with the pentangle symbol, the profound Christianity (and thus heavenly protection) that was necessary to knights' culture. Origin Late Middle English: perhaps from medieval Latin pentaculum 'pentacle' (-aculum assimilated to Latin angulus 'an angle'). Definition of pentangle in US English: pentangle nounˈpenˌtaNGɡ(ə)l another term for pentagram Example sentencesExamples It represents at once the idea of protection from earthly harm, and with the pentangle symbol, the profound Christianity (and thus heavenly protection) that was necessary to knights' culture. I was told it was something to do with the transit of Venus and the pentangle and the eight points. Just like the pentangle, the knight's five senses were free of sin, his five fingers never failed him, and all of his earthly hope was contained in Christ's five wounds on the cross. Furthermore, some mystics claim that if one stares at a small pentangle long enough one will see that all triangles end in a circle with five sides. The pentangle was a threat; she claimed the talisman had a spell on it that would cause Phil's death. Origin Late Middle English: perhaps from medieval Latin pentaculum ‘pentacle’ ( -aculum assimilated to Latin angulus ‘an angle’).
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