November 26 doesn’t have an official “symbol” in the way that a zodiac sign or national holiday might, but there are several symbolic associations tied to the date depending on context—astrological, cultural, and commemorative. Here’s a breakdown:

1. Zodiac Symbol – Sagittarius

  • People born on November 26 fall under the Sagittarius zodiac sign (November 22 – december 21).
  • Symbol: The Archer (a centaur with a bow and arrow).
  • Traits associated: Optimism, adventure, independence, curiosity, honesty, and a love for freedom.
  • Sagittarius is ruled by Jupiter, the planet associated with growth, expansion, and higher learning.

2. Birthstone – Topaz or Citrine

  • November’s traditional birthstones are Topaz and Citrine.
  • Symbolism:
    • Topaz: Strength, wisdom, and protection.
    • Citrine: Positivity, creativity, and abundance.

3. Commemorative Symbol – 26/11 (Mumbai Attacks)

  • In India, november 26 is remembered for the 2008 mumbai terrorist attacks, also called 26/11.
  • Symbolic meaning:
    • Resilience, bravery, and sacrifice—honoring victims, heroes, and security personnel.
    • Memorials at locations like the taj mahal Palace Hotel and Nariman house serve as visual reminders of courage and vigilance.

4. Cultural Symbols

  • Sagittarius-associated symbols such as arrows, the centaur, or imagery of exploration and freedom can represent people born on november 26.
  • The colors linked to the day/birth month are usually blue and yellow, symbolizing wisdom and positivity.

Summary

The “symbol” of november 26 depends on perspective:

Context

Symbol

Meaning

Astrology

Archer (Sagittarius)

Adventure, optimism, freedom

Birthstone

Topaz / Citrine

Wisdom, positivity, creativity

Commemoration

26/11 memorial symbols

Courage, resilience, sacrifice

Colors

Blue, yellow

Wisdom, positivity

So, while there isn’t one universal symbol, the Archer for Sagittarius and the 26/11 remembrance iconography are the two most commonly associated symbols for november 26.

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Kokila Chokkanathan

25/11/2025 09:03 AM