Auspicious signindianrare
अङ्कुर · Aṅkura · अंकुर, बीज
Also called: Ankur · seed · sprout · corn-seed · germinating grain
Where on the hand: Surya Parvat, the Sun mount, in the specific modern reading; palm surface generally in the classical lists.
What it looks like: A vertical oval with sharp points at both ends, divided down its long axis by a single central line into two equal halves — a split seed. The sprouting variant adds a short curved stroke rising from the upper point.
Growth, new beginnings, latent potential, creativity, fame, authority. The classical '32 signs' reading: one who has the sign of a corn-seed leads a luxurious and comfortable life.
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