Crucifix

/ˈkruːsɪfɪks/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A representation of a cross with a figure of Jesus Christ on it.

The church was adorned with a large crucifix that dominated the sanctuary.

A piece of jewelry or ornament in the form of a cross with a depiction of Jesus on it.

She wore a delicate crucifix around her neck as a sign of her faith.

A symbol of Christianity representing the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

The crucifix is often displayed in homes as a reminder of spiritual beliefs.

From Latin 'crucifixus', meaning 'fixed to a cross'.

wear a crucifix

To wear a cross with Jesus' figure, often as a symbol of faith.

crucifixion

The act of executing someone by nailing them to a cross.

crucifix symbol

A symbol representing Jesus' sacrifice.

cross

An object made of two intersecting lines used as a symbol of Christianity.

icon

A representation or image of a sacred personage often used in religious contexts.

relic

An object surviving from an earlier time, especially one of historical or sentimental interest.

Jesus piece

He wears a diamond-studded Jesus piece around his neck.

cross bling

That cross bling is really flashy!