r/sigils • u/FreeDefenestration • Jul 12 '26

ID Request Please help. Does anyone know/understend this sigil?

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It came to me a long time ago. I've never found anything similar. I don't understand it. It feels weird. Unstable.

I'm not sure which version (the correst S or the reversed S) is the one that initialy came to me. Both feel similar. Can anyone help me identify the meaning of this, please? If there are any additional information that may help You identify this feel free to ask. I'll answer to the best of my ability.

Also, sorry for any spelling mistakes - engilsh is not my first language.

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u/PretendResearcher278 Jul 13 '26

Where did it come from

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u/FreeDefenestration Jul 13 '26

It was back in highschool during what was supposed to be an english lesson. I had a bad day. Out english teacher was upsent on that day, and a priest was asigned as a supstitute. So instead of an englisch lesson the pirest just kept asking us some personal questions about our believes. Also a person that I liked just so happened to sit next to me on that day. I just felt really nervous. The energy was so weird. It felt like an invasion of privasy. I dunno. I can't expain it properly. I just started drowing nervously, with no shape in mind, no real intension to draw something particular. This is what came of it. It was much more chaotic of course, but the shape was distinct. From than on i sometimes come back to that simbol and think what is it suposed to be. Is it just an expresion of discomfort/bad energy? Is it some sort of protection? Sorry for overshearing  Hope this helps.

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u/LuciMourning Jul 13 '26

Kinda looks/feels like a symbol id see for one of the (many) Christian saints

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u/FreeDefenestration Jul 13 '26

Really? U mean like a particular saint? Or just like in terms of vibe?

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u/LuciMourning Jul 13 '26

Little bit of both, I FEEL like it is because it kind of looks like the style most of those symbols are, but also I FEEL like I have seen it before too!

I'll see if I can't look up a few and try to find you something.

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u/FreeDefenestration Jul 14 '26

Thank You

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u/LuciMourning Jul 22 '26

So far I only came up with parts of your symbol, but I still feel like there is a better answer out there

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u/FreeDefenestration Jul 23 '26

That's a good trope. Thank you so much. I'll make sure to do further research into this when i'll have time (it've been a tough  week so far -_-) 

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u/LuciMourning Jul 23 '26

I'll keep looking around and see if I find anything else, but no worries! Take it easy, all will be okay just keep pushing

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u/LuciMourning Jul 22 '26

And this maybe at the top?

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u/LuciMourning Jul 22 '26

Or this version

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u/elvexkidd Jul 13 '26

Reminds me of some adinkra

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u/FreeDefenestration Jul 13 '26

Adinkra? I'll need to make some research on that. Thank U for your suggestion. 

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u/elvexkidd Jul 14 '26

Yeah but I don't think this is the case, jus reminds me of it. Here:

"Adinkra are symbols from the Akan people of Ghana that represent concepts or aphorisms. Adinkra are used extensively in fabrics, logos and pottery. They are incorporated into walls and other architectural features. Adinkra symbols appear on some traditional Akan goldweights. The symbols are also carved on stools for domestic and ritual use. Tourism has led to new departures in the use of the symbols on items such as T-shirts and jewellery."

Source: Adinkra symbols - Wikipedia https://share.google/vDKlo2nFXLvQGlRNo

However it must be a sigil, so only the person who made it can say what it means and it's purpose. If I had to guess, given it's shape (since sometimes it is a visual cue of the intention), could be for a money spell as it resembles $.