1. a symbol consisting of three interlocked spirals or three bent human legs, especially associated with Celtic culture and the Isle of Man
Usage: heraldic; Celtic

Examples

• The triscele appears on the flag of the Isle of Man.
• Ancient Celtic coins often featured the triscele symbol.
• The museum displayed artifacts decorated with the distinctive three-legged triscele.
• She wore a pendant shaped like a triscele to honor her Irish heritage.
• The triscele has been used as a symbol of motion and progress for centuries.