pentalpha

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek πένταλφα (péntalpha), from πέντε (pente) and ἄλφα (alpha), five alphas. So called for its resemblance to five alphas superimposed at different rotations.

Noun

pentalpha (plural pentalphas)

  1. A pentagram.

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