What is another word for Crux ansata?
Pronunciation: [kɹˈʌks ansˈɑːtə] (IPA) 
Crux ansata is a Latin term that refers to the ankh symbol, which represents eternal life and fertility in ancient Egyptian culture. The symbol consists of a looped cross with a long tail extending from the bottom. There are several synonyms for Crux ansata, including the ankh cross, the Egyptian cross, or the looped cross. The ankh symbol was widely used in ancient Egypt and can be found on various artifacts, tombs, and hieroglyphic texts. It has also been adopted in modern culture, often as a decorative or mystical symbol. Other words that can be associated with Crux ansata include life, deity, and rebirth.
