diskelion
noun
di·skel·i·on
\dīˈskelēən, də̇ˈ-, -ēˌän\
Definition of diskelion
-s
: a figure like the triskelion but with only two radiating members
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Origin and Etymology of diskelion
New Latin, from di- + -skelion (as in triskelion)
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