Having the form or shape of a cross, or shaped like Christ on the cross.
From Latin Christus (Christ) combined with -form (from Latin forma, meaning 'shape' or 'form'). The term emerged in religious and artistic contexts to describe cross-shaped objects or representations.
Many ancient coins and decorative objects were designed in christiform shapes to blend Christian symbolism with everyday items—it's like wearing your faith as a physical form.
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