A: Yes, but the Star of David is always drawn with two equilateral triangles (meaning a triangle of 3 sides of equal length). This is different from what math and science call a hexagram which is simply a 6 pointed Star Polygon composed of two opposing triangles. For a true Star of David one must draw 2 equilateral triangles of the exact same size. Here are a few definitions to help in your understanding-
Star of David (Noun) - a six-pointed star formed from two equilateral triangles; an emblem symbolizing Judaism. - Magen David, Mogen David, Shield of David, Solomon's seal
- WordNet 3.0 Dictionary (at The Free Dictionary.com)
Star of David (or Mogen David) A six-pointed star composed of two equilateral triangles, one superimposed upside down on the other; a symbol of Judaism.
- McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Architecture and Construction (2003)
Star of David (n.) an emblem symbolizing Judaism and consisting of a six-pointed star formed by superimposing one inverted equilateral triangle upon another of equal size. Also called Magen David
- Collins English Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 2003 (at the Free Dictionary.com)
Star of David نجمة داوود - The hexagram formed by the intersection of two equilateral triangles, known today as the Star of David is the most prominent symbol of the state of Israel, and Judaism today, as can be seen on the flag of Israel.
- Star of David - Solomon's Seal, Baheyeldin.com
Yes, it is known as a star, but it is two triangles.It is one upside down triangle on one upward triangle.
I don't know which way you are picturing it, but I think that you're either on about the star of david or a triforce
David Beckham
Most will claim it is the Star of David: a six-pointed star formed from two equilateral triangles. But that is incorrect. The real Jewish Triangle is the Berjewda Triangle; BerJudah Triangle; or Berjuda Triangle. The three largest populated Jewish metropolitans in the World make up the three points, an alliance formed as a triangle. Each spelling has a different symbolism - berJEWda represents the religious aspect. berJUDAH represents the political faction (see Map of Judah for symbollic reference). berjuda represents the assimilation and extermination (holocaust), and its name hints to it through the play of words (bermuda triangle). I hope this answers your question.
Use three sticks to form a triangle. Use the other three sticks to form an inverted triangle and place it on top of the first. You will have two large triangles and six small ones - eight triangles in all. The shape is also known as the Star of David.
One common symbol is the star of David. It is basically One equilateral triangle pointing upwards, and one overlapping equilateral triangle pointing downwards.
Yes, it is known as a star, but it is two triangles.It is one upside down triangle on one upward triangle.
draw a triangle with the 1st point pointing straight up, and draw an upside down version of that on top of the first triangle.
A Jewish Star is a triangle and an upside-down triangle put together. See an image in the Links below.
I don't know which way you are picturing it, but I think that you're either on about the star of david or a triforce
if you are refering to the cross the upright and upside down triangles, that is a star of david-the symbol of judism, it most likekly appears in the bible because the israelites were jewish. it symbolizes the good works of man (upright triangle) and the sisns of man (upside down triangle) i am not 100% because i am not jewish, but i think so
Star of David (2 equilateral triangles - one upside down from the other). Or a regular hexagon: _ / .\ \_/ Well I tried drawing one with text.
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The Star or Shield of David is a civic symbol for the nation of Israel. Its two triangles, one right side up & the other upside down overlapping. The Menorah, the 7 branch candelabra that stood in the Temple, is the religious symbol for Judaism.
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The star of David is two triangles placed one within the other, one resting on it's base, the other standing on it's point. The triangles are equilateral triangles which means that all sides are equal.
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