十字

Also known as x, X, ×, ✘

幾何学図形

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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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Vinony's link graph records 742 inbound references to 十字, and connects out to crosses in heraldry, Russian Orthodox cross and Τ.

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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
P8168: Sebaste

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Article · 日本語

十字（じゅうじ、英: cross クロス）は、幾何学図形の1つで、2つの線（棒）が互いに直交（直角に交差）して、片方または両方の線が中央で分割されている。線は通常は水平と垂直だが、斜めの場合は斜め十字（ななめじゅうじ、英: saltire　サルタイアーあるいは聖アンデレ十字）とも呼ばれる。なお日本では、線が垂直な場合は漢字の「十」と同じ形のため「十文字」（じゅうもんじ）、斜めの場合は「×」（バツ、ペケ）と呼ばれる事もある。

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