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Q. What does the P on the cross mean?
: a Christian monogram and symbol formed from the first two letters X and P of the Greek word for Christ. — called also Christogram.
Table of Contents
- Q. What does the P on the cross mean?
- Q. Where did the Ichthys come from?
- Q. Who invented the symbol?
- Q. What is the Celtic symbol of female power?
- Q. What fruit symbolizes death?
- Q. What is a fruit that symbolizes love?
- Q. What fruit is a traditional symbol of prosperity?
- Q. What is the Celtic symbol for inner strength?
- Q. What is the Celtic symbol for protection?
- Q. What is the Celtic knot for love?
- Q. What is the unconditional love symbol?
- Q. What is the holy trinity symbol?
- Q. What is the Irish symbol for love?
- Q. What is this Irish symbol called?
- Q. Is Celtic Irish or Scottish?
Q. Where did the Ichthys come from?
Possibly around the 16th century Christians began using the Greek word ichthys for “fish”. Ichthys is the most commonly used word in the New Testament for fish. Ichthys consists of five letters from the Greek alphabet: I-ch-th-y-s.
Q. Who invented the symbol?
Ray Tomlinson
Q. What is the Celtic symbol of female power?
Triskelion
Q. What fruit symbolizes death?
Symbol of death and fertility In Greek mythology, the pomegranate was known as the ‘fruit of the dead’ as it was said to have arisen from the blood of Adonis. It also prominently featured in the myth of Hades and Persephone.
Q. What is a fruit that symbolizes love?
The history of the strawberry dates back to Ancient Rome where the fruit was considered the symbol of Venus, the goddess of love, because of its bright red color and enticing taste.
Q. What fruit is a traditional symbol of prosperity?
pineapple
Q. What is the Celtic symbol for inner strength?
Ailm
Q. What is the Celtic symbol for protection?
Celtic Shield Knot
Q. What is the Celtic knot for love?
The Celtic love knot resembles two interlocking hearts and usually sits within an oval shape. This design features two intertwined ropes and may have been created by sailors during their long voyages as a means of remembering their loved ones. The Sailor’s knot is symbolic of friendship, affection, harmony and love.
Q. What is the unconditional love symbol?
The heart symbol depicts a vessel that pours love and compassion. Christians interpreted this as the unconditional love of God the Father. The ancient Egyptians also used a triangle to symbolize a person’s capacity for love.
Q. What is the holy trinity symbol?
Triquetra
Q. What is the Irish symbol for love?
the Claddagh
Q. What is this Irish symbol called?
Shamrock
Q. Is Celtic Irish or Scottish?
Today, the term Celtic generally refers to the languages and respective cultures of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, the Isle of Man, and Brittany, also known as the Celtic nations. These are the regions where four Celtic languages are still spoken to some extent as mother tongues.
