Dog Symbol
In all groups, the Dog is a sign of honesty, forthrightness, and intense loyalty. People born under the Chinese zodiac Dog sign are always hardworking, honest, and upright.
Astrology Symbols
In the past, astrological and astronomical symbols were mixed together. Symbols such as zodiac signs and classical planets are frequently employed. These are from Byzantine codices from the Middle Ages. Their current form is a result of the Renaissance in Europe. In several astrological traditions, other symbols indicating astrological aspects are utilised.
Astrological symbols are visuals that are used to represent relevant objects in various astrological systems. The planets’ glyphs are frequently (but not always) divided down into four basic elements: a circle for spirit, a crescent for thought, a cross for practical/physical substance, and an arrow for action or direction.
The symbols for the heavenly bodies can be found on this page of astrology symbols. The astrological symbols of the zodiac signs are also included. We’ve also added astrology symbols for the Aspects in this section. More information on the Aspects can be found here.
Rooster Symbol
Vigilance, morning, hope, fresh day, resurrection, and even defiance are all symbols associated with the rooster.
Monkey Symbol
Monkeys have captivating personalities and are clever and bright. Mischievousness, curiosity, and ingenuity are all personality traits that make them exceedingly naughty. Because monkeys prefer to play most of the time, they are masters of practical jokes.
Goat Symbol
The key Capricorn characteristics are ambition, structure, goals, and achievement. The Capricorn symbol of a mountain goat’s hoof and a fish’s tail so represents the grandeur and ambition of this overachieving zodiac sign.
Horse Symbol
The horse is the Chinese zodiac’s sixth animal. In Chinese tradition, the horse represents power, beauty, and freedom. Horses are high-spirited, lively, and energetic people who were born in the year of the horse. People like them because of their passion and upbeat demeanor.
Snake Symbol
Serpents and snakes have long been associated with fertility or a creative life force. Snakes are symbols of rebirth, metamorphosis, longevity, and healing because they shed their skin through sloughing. The ouroboros is a symbol of eternity and life’s never-ending regeneration.
Dragon Symbol
The dragon is associated with good fortune, strength, and health in Chinese culture, as well as the male element Yang. The dragon is unlike any other animal in the Chinese zodiac since it is the only legendary creature among all the animals, and more infants are born in the year of the dragon than any … Read more
Rabbit Symbol
The rabbit is the Chinese zodiac’s fourth animal. The rabbit is considered the luckiest of all the twelve animals in Chinese tradition. It is a sign of mercy, grace, and beauty. Rabbits are quiet and serene people who were born in the year of the rabbit.
Tiger Symbol
In China, the tiger is regarded as the king of all beasts. The Tiger is a symbol of strength, exorcism, and bravery in the Chinese zodiac. For good luck, many Chinese children wear tiger-themed caps or shoes.
Ox Symbol
The Ox is a symbol of diligence, power, honesty, down-to-earth persistence, and riches as the strongest animal of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs, known as “the helpful helper” in Chinese farming.