- (1880),
based on a
letter from Max Müller that
quotes Burnouf. The term
sauwastika is used in the
sense of 'backward swastika' by Eugène
Goblet d'Alviella...
- DR BR53
Maglemose 2 (卍(l)kaz). In
those inscriptions the
swastika and
sauwastika may
represent the word swar
cognate with
Iranian xwar. The
early Anglo-Saxon...
- Like
other symbols such as the
sauwastika, 卍 (wàn; 'all things') in Chinese, the
Mesopotamian dingir or anu 𒀭𒀭, and also the
Chinese 巫; wu; 'shaman'...
-
entwined on the blade.
Phurba often also bear the ashtamangala, swastika,
sauwastika and/or
other Himalayan,
Tantric or
Hindu iconography or motifs.[citation...
-
represented by
asana and
ritual tools such as the dharmachakra, vajra, chhatra,
sauwastika,
phurba and danda. The
symbolic use of
colour to
denote the classical...
- seen in
Hinduism and Buddhism. The
Buddha is
sometimes depicted with a
sauwastika on his
chest or the
palms of his hands. The
Lotus flower signifies divinity...
-
traditionally identified as
Mount Yung-drung Gu-tzeg ("Edifice of Nine
Sauwastikas"),
possibly Mount Kailash, in
western Tibet. Due to the
sacredness of...
- ****ociated with the
thunder god Perun.
Khachkar with hexafoils,
swastikas and
sauwastikas in Sanahin,
Armenia Ornamented gold
disks from
Shaft Grave III at Mycenae...
- supporters, however,
formed the New
Politics Party whose logo is a
yellow sauwastika under a
Trairanga rainbow.
Results of a Suan
Dusit Rajabhat University...
