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noun | stigh·ro·gram | \ ˈstɪg-rō-ˌgram \ Definition of stighrogram: 1 : A visual or conceptual map recording the points where the divine, the past, or profound experience has "marked" the soul. 2 : A diagram of internal "stings" or punctures; a record of significant psychological or spiritual catalysts, formed in an instant, unfolding in cycles. 3 : The unique pattern created by integrating one’s past actions and present identity into a single, cohesive "blueprint." Etymology: • Stigh-: From the Greek stigma (mark, imprint, puncture, stigma) + Old English stīgan (to ascend or rise). • -ro-: Connective phoneme for fluid articulation. • -gram: Greek grámma (a recorded mark or diagram).
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