triskelion

IPA: trˈɪskʌɫaɪʌn

A figure composed of three interlocked spirals (or three bent human legs), with threefold rotational symmetry.

Examples of "triskelion" in Sentences

Nah, it's just an Austrian attempt at the Welsh triskelion.
Will recognized the symbol as the triskelion of the Armies of the Mighty.
However, I don't think the rabb...er, lagomorphs in your triskelion emblem agree with you.
A hundred yards away, a headless dragon engine was using its neck as a metallic whip to breach one of the triskelion towers.
Not entirely sure I am the most "English" person in Parliament I'm currently staring at a giant Manx triskelion that even Lindsay Hoyle would be proud of!
Even when the artificer made sure to mention Tawnos's inventions, such as the triskelion, a mobile fortification, the eyes of the nobles glazed over and Tawnos could almost hear their ears clicking off.
Isle of Man, by the way, is a British protectorate whose symbol is an armored triskelion, a three-legged creation that appears always to be running despite having no head -much like some politicians who come immediately to mind.