they both just translate to Kreuz >.>

I guess it's possible

 

in Polish cross is "krzyż" and little cross is "krzyżyk", so that tracks

krest is what they put on your grave

krestik is small cross that orthodox christians wear to protect themselves from the antichrist

noice

really? I always thought they wore it as jewelry to show other christians how cool they are

It's indeed "small kreuz", the Bernd above is correct but also bullshitting you in this context.

кончено есть много значений для этих слов, но это первое, что приходит в голову, согласись? Хотя "крестик" в значении "галочка" тоже довольно распространено, ещё вышивают крестиком картинки.

when you asked to write it down(or mark something) it just means plus sign(+) or x

Krestik as in galochka is the first fucking meaning that comes to mind in this context you weirdo (no offence)

maybe i grown in religious family, my grandma always wanted me to wear a cross, i lost like 5 of them