croix

Also known as x, X, ×, ✘

symbole en forme d'intersection

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A cross is a shape made of two lines intersecting at right angles, with variations that differ in how their arms are proportioned or angled—such as a Greek cross where all four arms are equal length, or a saltire where the arms are slanted. Crosses have been significant throughout history and across cultures, appearing in religious symbolism, heraldry, and design.

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Within Vinony's link graph, croix is referenced by 742 other articles, and connects out to crosses in heraldry, Russian Orthodox cross and Τ.

It sits within the topics Christian symbols, Christian terminology and Cross symbols.

Its subject is documented across 98 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Subclass of: religious symbol
Image: L-Kreuz.png

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Commons category: Crosses
topic's main category: Category:Crosses
Commons gallery: Cross
described by source: Bible Encyclopedia of Archimandrite Nicephorus
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La croix est un symbole en forme d'intersection, formée de deux lignes ou plus. La « région » est une zone définie par l'intersection (il y a ainsi en général quatre régions).

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