Hexagrams are six-pointed geometric figures that are often associated with divination and ancient Chinese philosophy. They are commonly used in practices such as the I Ching and Taoism. In English, the word "hexagram" may also be referred to as a six-pointed star or a six-sided figure. Synonyms for hexagrams include six-pointed figures, six-sided shapes, and six-pointed stars. Additionally, some alternative terms for hexagrams used in different cultures include sri yantra in Hinduism, shatkona in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, and the seal of Solomon in Western esotericism. Regardless of terminology, hexagrams are fascinating geometric shapes that continue to hold meaning and value in different cultural contexts.