IPA: //trɪsˈkɛliən//
KK: /trɪsˈkɛliən/
A design made of three curved lines or shapes that come from a single point in the middle.
The ancient symbol of the triskelion can be found in many cultures around the world.
Triskelion comes from the Greek "tris" (meaning three) and "skelos" (meaning leg). The word refers to a symbol consisting of three interlocked spirals or three bent human legs, representing motion and progress.
Think of 'three' ('tris') and 'legs' ('skelos') working together in a dynamic way — that's what a triskelion symbolizes.