| 释义 |
ma·gen da·vid
\mäˈgān(ˌ)däˈvēd, ˈmȯgənˈdȯvə̇d sometimes ˈmägənˈdävə̇d\ noun
also mo·gen da·vid \ˈmȯgənˈdȯvə̇d\
(plural magen davids also mogen davids)
Usage: usually capitalized M&D
Etymology: Hebrew māghēn Dāwīdh, literally, shield of David, from Dāwīdh David died ab973B.C. king of Judah and Israel
: a figure in the shape of a six-pointed star formed by two intersecting equilateral triangles and widely used as a symbol of Judaism — called also Shield of David, Star of David |