What is the meaning of a snake tattoo?

Answer 1

Alright, there might not be a meaning for the serpent tattoo, but some people uses these kinds of pictures and symbols to show their gang signs and what their gangs are called. But some people just wears a serpent tattoo because they like tattoos or snakes. But symbols and odd looking tattoos don't have to mean that they have a meaning to them, they might just be there for looks.

Answer 2

a snake tattoos only mean what ther wearer wishes it to mean. There is no set guidline of meanings for tattoos anymore. There are certain meanings to tattoos that were around just as soon as 20 years ago, but with the majority of people having some ink work done and the rise in popularity of tattoos it has come to the point where not many meanings remain, it means only what you want it to. If you wish to know what it means on someone else, then ask them as only they will be able to tell you.

Answer 3

life and rejuvenation due to shedding of it's skin as well as death due to it's ability to kill with a venomous bite.

if the snake bites it's own tail (ouroboros) it stands for the cycle of eternity.

can mean temptation.

The snake is represented in many religious texts so in Norse mythology the snake symbolises the sea. The serpent in The Bible represented Satan and then later Christ himself

In Egypt and South America it symbolises the Underworld

Answer 4

The Serpent Tattoo has all sorts of meanings just like the dragon tattoo, but it depends how you wear it and what type of design you choose. every design as you already know has its own meaning: it doesn't matter how bad or good it looks you can always add it on to make it more since or noticable basically look good. You can never make a tattoo look bad, unless the ink falls from your body then there is problems. Different Meanings ,a revenge mark, Warlord, Family Crest, Gang sign, Prison Mark, Emptyness, Demon,Death,Ruler of the Serpent, protector

Answer 5

Snakes were a symbol of fertility in some ancient Near Eastern cultures. Meanwhile, the headdresses of Egyptian pharaohs bear cobra and vulture symbols, representing the patron goddesses of the two Egypt's.

Answer 6

Its to bring Voldemort in Harry Potter :')