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The '''five-petal flower symbol''' or '''five-petal flower''', also known as the ''egnéle'' ([[Classical Doccábh]] {{IPA|/ˌeɣʲ.nʲe:.ˈlʲe/}}), is a symbol originating from the [[Doccábh empire]] which was used to represent the [[Doccábh people]]. Today, it sees use as a symbol for [[Doccábh nationalism]], with the 5 points of the flower giving rise to other imagery referencing them.

== Origins, meaning, variations ==

The symbol was originally used to represent the Quinquevirate, but later into the empire became a symbol for the empire itself and thus also to represent Doccábh people. The earliest usages of the flower appear in steles and masonry from circa 3000[[CY]].

Variations exist, usually differing on inclusion of dots on the ends of the five petals, a central dot, and omission of the inner loops.

TODO learn how to construct this another way than fucking up the venus pentagram thing

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