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sigillic

sigillic adjective: relating to occult or magical sigils.

Adjective

sigillic (not comparable)

  1. Relating to occult or magical sigils.
    • This provides a yet known but unseen sigillic formula not indifferent from the Alphabet of Desire, as suggested by Austin Osman Spare […]2009, Michael Ford, Luciferian Witchcraft - Book of the Serpent, page 141
    • […] analyses of various symbols, or sigillic constructs, which Dee had devised to express spiritual verities.2010, David Ovason, Shakespeare's Secret Booke, page 93

Forms of sigillic

alternative formsigilic

Origin of sigillic

From sigil + -ic.

Questions about sigillic

What does sigillic mean?
Sigillic means relating to occult or magical sigils.
What part of speech is sigillic?
Sigillic is an adjective.

Words near sigillic in the dictionary

  1. sigillate
  2. sigillated
  3. sigillation
  4. sigillations
  5. sigilless
  6. sigillic
  7. sigillographer
  8. sigillographers
  9. sigillographic
  10. sigillographical
  11. sigillographically

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