IPA: /ˈhɛksəˌɡræm/
KK: /hɛkəˌgræm/
A shape that looks like a six-pointed star, made by overlapping two triangles that point in opposite directions.
The hexagram is often used in various cultures as a symbol of harmony and balance.
Hexagram → It is formed from "hex" (from Greek "hex", meaning six) and "gramma" (from Greek "gramma", meaning something written or drawn). The word "hexagram" refers to a figure or shape that is drawn with six lines, specifically a six-pointed star.
Think of the Greek word for six ('hex') and something that is 'written' or 'drawn' ('gramma') — a hexagram is a shape made with six lines.
No commonly confused words.