Inauspicious signbothvery-rare
विषमकोण चतुर्भुज · vishamkon chaturbhuj
Only ~2% of hands have it
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Also called: Diamond · Lozenge · Irregular quadrilateral
Where on the hand: Anywhere on the palm; the mark has no established position because it has no established status.
What it looks like: A closed four-sided figure with unequal or oblique angles — a diamond or lozenge rather than a square.
Despite targeted searching, no substantial classical or Indian source treats the rhomboid as a distinct named mark. In practice it is read as one of three other things, and no independent meaning should be manufactured for it.
Read with care: This entry exists to record an absence. Any source offering a confident, specific rhomboid meaning is inventing one; the honest reading is to reclassify the shape as a square or an island. Term correction: विषमकोण चतुर्भुज means 'unequal-ANGLED quadrilateral', i.e. an irregular quadrilateral. A rhombus is defined by equal SIDES: समचतुर्भुज. The given term appears to be a coinage.
rectangles and slightly trapezoidal shapes as long as all four sides are presentLife Palmistry
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