Cross/crucifix aliases and implication

Alias  
upside down cross -> inverted cross  
Maybe alias cross of st peter with above?
 
crucifix -> cross
 
 
Imply  
inverted cross -> cross  
cross necklace -> cross, necklace, jewelry  
(inherited from “necklace”) (from @Background Pony #CE93 )

@Brokedownandmadeone  

 
Gotta disagree with this one. Per Wikipedia, “crucifix” ought to imply “cross” and maybe/maybe not imply “crucifixion” because a figure mounted to the cross is a necessary element of a crucifix, but when it is an art object, no actual live creature is being crucified right then and there, if you get what I mean.
 
Agree with the other two.

I feel like someone should bring up the cross of st peter. I’m not sure how that should go with aliasing, technically speaking there’s no such thing as an inverted cross, internet edgelords have spent years cluelessly using a holy symbol thinking it was an unholy one.

@Background Pony #CE93  
The tag crucified does exist, so any situation involving that could use this tag. The reason I recommend the implication is because it’s functionally the same search-wise and with current tag usage. I’m aware of the succinct difference between the two.
 
@Background Pony #17E6  
That’ll have to be involved in some form too. Though I’m not sure how either.

@Brokedownandmadeone  
Would prefer “crucifixion” over “crucified”, considering that “crucified” sort of implies the crucifixion has been brought to its end, or interrupted.

@saby  
Okay, I’m retarded. Don’t know why I thought that tag existed (“The tag crucified does exist”), when it actually doesn’t. crucifixion is the one that exists.  

Another relevant tag:  
cross necklace -> cross, necklace, jewelry (inherited from “necklace”)
 
Is “cross” ever tagged for the meaning of “grumpy/angry”? Does “christian cross”/“religious cross” need spinning off? Probably not…
 
@Background Pony #17E6  
According to Wikipedia, for what it’s worth, “cross of saint peter” is the name for the “upside-down” orientation, so I’d suggest aliasing the others to that. Separating use of it in good faith (pun intended) from “edgelord”/pop cultural interpretations might be too subjective.
 
@Brokedownandmadeone  
I guess you’re right, there’s like 1 image with an actual crucifix-art-object.

@Background Pony #CE93  
added. Didn’t realize that tag existed, and it’s a good idea.

Alias  
cross of st peter -> inverted cross  
After looking it up, it’s the same thing.

implication (or keep separate) with this definition
crucifix -> cross