List of symbols
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This is a list of graphical signs, icons, and symbols.
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Religious, esoteric, metaphysical and mystical symbols
A
- Adinkra symbols
- Alchemical symbols
- Allah
- Angel Moroni
- Ankh
- Astrological signs
- Astrology and alchemy
- Aum/Om syllable (sound symbol)
- seven
B
C
- Caduceus
- Celtic cross
- Chai
- Christian cross
- Conch shell
- Crescent
- Cross and Crown
- Cross and flame
- Cross of Sacrifice
- Cross of St. Peter
- Cross
- Crucifix
- Crux Gemmata
D
E
- Eight auspicious symbols of Tibetan Buddhism
- Ek Onkar
- Endless knot
- Enneagram
- Eye of God
- Eye of Horus
- Eye of Providence
F
G
H
I
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
- Sacred Heart
- Sacred Chao
- Scientology symbols
- Shield of the Trinity
- Skull and crossbones
- Solar symbols
- Soyombo symbol
- Star
- Star and crescent
- Star of David
- Starburst
- Sun cross
- Swastika
- Square and Compasses
T
- Taijitu
- Tanit symbol
- Tarot iconography
- Tattva symbols
- Tetractys
- Tilaka
- Torii
- Tree of Life
- Trefoil
- Triratna/Three Jewels
- Trimurti
- Triple Goddess
- Triple spiral
- Triquetra
- Triskelion
- Tudor Rose
- Turtle
- Toilet Room
U
V
W
Y
Political symbols
- Anarchist symbolism (including the circled "A")
- Dove (used by the UK Liberal Democrats party)
- Fasces (as a symbol of Fascism)
- Hammer and sickle (as a symbol of Communism)
- Keffiyeh
- Peace symbol
- Red rose (used by the UK Labour party)
- Star (as a symbol of Communism)
- Swastika (as used by nazis and neo-nazis)
- Torch (symbol of liberty, used in the past by both the Labour and Conservative parties in the UK)
- List of political party symbols in India
- Elephant (as used by the Republican Party in the United States of America)
- Donkey (as used by the Democratic Party in the United States of America)
- Lady Liberty (as used by the Libertarian Party in the United States of America)
- White Rose of York
- Red Rose of Lancaster
- Tudor Rose
Scientific and engineering symbols
- Mathematical symbols
- @ (At) Accounting Sign
- Astronomical symbols
- Chemical element symbols
- Electrical symbols & electronic symbols [1]
- Engineering drawing symbols
- Hazard warning symbols
- Alchemical symbols
Heraldic symbols
Vexillological symbols (Flags)
Pictograms
Consumer symbols
- Laundry symbol
- Period-after-opening symbol (on cosmetics as 6M, 12M, 18M etc.)
- Japanese Industrial Standards symbol
- Recognized Component Mark
- Underwriters Laboratories mark
- Gender symbols for public toilets
Other symbols
- Tick (checkmark)
- Jolly Roger
- Skull and crossbones
- "No" symbol
- Power symbol
- Chess symbols in Unicode
- Japanese map symbols
- Japanese typographic symbols
- Olympic symbols
- Paralympic symbols
- Smiley
See also
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