stigium
Stigium, derived from the Latin word "stigma," refers to a mark or symbol of disgrace or shame. In ancient Greek and Roman cultures, stigium was often used to denote individuals who had committed serious crimes or were considered morally corrupt. The stigma was typically a physical mark, such as a brand or tattoo, that was applied to the body of the convicted person. This practice was intended to serve as a visible reminder of their guilt and to deter others from committing similar offenses.
The concept of stigium has also been applied metaphorically to describe any situation where an individual
Throughout history, stigium has been used in various contexts, from ancient legal systems to modern social