User:-sche/heraldry

List of heraldry words, including words used in heraldry category names (or associated text) on Commons which are redlinks here. (List contains errors of capitalization, hyphen removal, etc. To be used manually, not by a bot.) For full list (including bluelinks) see edit history.


 * jambe, gamb (both legs). jellop, jollop (both dewlaps).


 * Terms of uncertain (possibly varied) meaning, which need more checking: champaine, enguiché.
 * Check: is banner roll sense 1 accurate or just a happenstantial use of sense 2, banderole
 * (Terms whose meaning varied historically: cleché; sarcelly, sarcelled; esquire.)
 * Check distinctness: inveckée, invecked, invected, invexed
 * Check alternate for completeness and concision
 * Check welt
 * filet, fillet: sarcelly mentions a different sense than "small chief"


 * Move plenitude to in plenitude like in glory, in splendor, in pride, in piety, etc?
 * Likewise the syn complement to in complement (in her complement, in its complement)


 * Add images to : accosted, annulletty (if real), flotant, lattice, leashed, levant, masculy Campo - maclado apuntado.svg, opinicus, overt, parclose, undé
 * Cleanup enté en point vs enty.


 * Search for: "INVEXED. Arched or enarched, and when both sides of an ordinary are answerably bowed, it is generally termed archée, flected, or flecked, but if only on one side, and bowed inward, it is called invexed, concaved, champained, or championed; and when the bending is outwards, it is then termed shapourned and convexed. See Plate VI fig. 6, of Lines."

RFV

 * point (improve defs)


 * 1-2 cites:


 * rempli (2)
 * retorted (1)
 * reverberant (2)
 * tortelly (2)
 * welt (1)


 * RFV if not citeable:


 * champ?
 * helmet (seems to just mean ... a helmet; theoretically if someone called the mitre in a bishop's arms a helmet, that'd be this)
 * verré (1)
 * look for antelope


 * und manages to be barely cited, as do repassant (3?) and rizom (3?)
 * These have been RFVed:
 * bevile, croissante, enmanché (only exists in French: Citations:enmanché; contrast Citations:emmanché; I also searched for emanché, manché), extendant, eyrant (ayrant), fondant, fractal, goarée (gorée), invexed, inveckée, morned, mounted, percussant, parclose, posé, ramé, rangant, rangé, recoupé, renverse (sense one), restrial/restriall, retaillé, retiercé, retranché, revertant, revestu (1 mention of "Chief vestu or revestu"), sardonyx, savage (adj), seal, segment, soarant, stola, succeedant, supercharge, tergant (only tergiant), tréflé, tricorporal, urvant, urved, versant.
 * verules : is verules (verolles, virolles) just a plural of virole? since virole is also attested as a discrete thing
 * French cites at Citations:virolles, Citations:virole.


 * The OED says "In Fr. heraldry the word [enmanché] is used (I) of an axe or other weapon, having the handle of a certain tincture different from that of the blade; (2) of the field, denoting what Eng. heralds call barry-pily. Neither of these senses in recognized in England, though the former appears in some recent Eng. Dicts. The Eng. senses given below are of doubtful authenticity; sense 2 is perh. founded on the erroneous derivation from manche, fem., sleeve. / 1. Of the field: [...] per fesse dancetté of two points [...] 1586 Ferne, Blaz. Gentrie I. 199: He beareth Emaunche [printed Emanuche] Arg. and Gewles."


 * étincellé (compare 🇨🇬, and the adjective fr:étincelant which modifies a charge or e.g. a star to indicate it's spark(l)ing) I can't find used (rather than mentioned) in that spelling (which makes sense, the French verb has a single l: ). I also can't find any of the following other spellings searching + "heraldry" : étincellé, etincellé, étincellée, etincellé, étincellee, etincellee, etincelly, etincely, etincelée, etincelee, etincely, etencely, etencelly, etencelle, etencellee, etenzellee, etenzelle, etenzele, éstincellé, éstincellée, éstincelé, éstincelée, estincely, estincelly.
 * According to Gerard J. Brault, Early Blazon: Heraldic Terminology in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries with Special Reference to Arthurian Heraldry (1997), page 106, the étincellé, the angemme or angevine (or enguegine, angeignie, anguegnie, anguegine, engeignie), and the rais or raie de soleil, were indistinct (depictions "apt to vary" and overlap), and at least the latter two (not clear if also the étincellé) were peculiar to Normandy and little known even elsewhere in France, which might be why it's hard to find English examples, but the spelling of heraldic words varies enough (e.g. geuls) that I'm concerned I'm missing something.
 * I can find one English use of étincelé, and one use in a French phrase embedded in English, a use(ish) occurence of "estenzele" and "etincele", and an occurence of estenzele: Citations:étincelé. In French, several spellings can be found: Talk:étincelé.


 * Mentioned in other dictionaries, but not sufficiently attested, is "disjointed" in reference to a lion having its limbs and head but not tail separated; it also applies to chevrons interrupted.


 * Left:
 * étincellé: moved to étincelé (which is citeable if people are counting variant spellings together, meh...)
 * inclave: 2 cites: uncommon in English heraldry, but "frequently found in foreign armory": also called inclaved, lambeauxed, or labelled

Already have citations

 * Citations:alesé (1 of alesé, 1 of alezé)
 * Citations:at random (2 plus a third non-independent)
 * barby, barbée, barbee, barbé : Citations:barby: 2 of barby, 2 of barbée, 1 of barbee; barbed (of a cross) File:ArrowCross.svg
 * chapournet, chaperonnet (both citeable), shapournet and many other spellings, chapourned, shapourned, chapourné, etc
 * Citations:cloué, Citations:clouée
 * Citations:embrassé (1-2)
 * Citations:en abyme (2-3 cites)
 * Citations:emanchure (1)
 * Citations:erminites (1-2)
 * Citations:fir-twigged (2)
 * ford:
 * A base barry wavy azure and argent.


 * gunstone meaning a roundel sable (1+)
 * Citations:gurgity (1 cite)
 * Citations:inversed
 * ogressy, Citations:ogressy (1, another for another spelling)
 * Talk:raping (1-3 cites)
 * stooping
 * Citations:vertant (1), also as " Uertant" in Randall Holme
 * Citations:vire: viroles, not viures?
 * Citations:virolee (2), virolé;
 * viroles, virols (1 each): see virole
 * viroles, virols (1 each): see virole


 * : enhanced, dehanced, etc
 * : terrace, shapournet shapourned, shakefork, etc




 * various works assert pommy / pommé (pomy, pomé, pomey) and/or pommetty as the adjective for "semy/semé of pommes i.e. roundels vert" — compare bezanty, platy, tortelly, pellety, etc (see Citations:hurty) — but I can't find it in this sense, apart from one web cite: Citations:pommy.

created:
 * Citations:chevronly (2-3)
 * Citations:enchaussure (2-3)
 * golpy, Citations:golpy (1 book, 2+ web)
 * hurty "semy of hurts" (1 book, 2+ web, and mentions)
 * rule of tincture







others to add

 * patonnée
 * mouvant
 * 1) flanque
 * 2) fleuré, fleuronné
 * 3) moucheture
 * 4) micoupé, mi-coupé; recoupé


 * in base, per base??
 * in bend, per bend (schräggeteilt, schräg geteilt)
 * in bend sinister, per bend sinister (schräglinksgeteilt, schräglinks geteilt)
 * in chevron, per chevron
 * in chief, per chief
 * in cross, per cross = quartered (geviert)
 * in fess / in fesse, per fess / per fesse
 * in orle, per orle?
 * in pale, per pale
 * in pall, per pall
 * party per pall = tiercé en pairle = im Deichselschnitt geteilt; im Gabelschnitt geteilt (but only attested in older spelling getheilt
 * in pile, per pile
 * in saltire, per saltire

images
These are basic partitions:

tinctures

 * Citations:periwinke (obsolete form of periwinkle)


 * 1)   green, in the postmedieval practice of blazoning the tinctures of certain sovereigns' (especially British monarchs') coats as planets.
 * 2) * 1693, Richard Blome, The Art of Heraldry, in two parts ... second edition ..., pages 76-77:
 * 12. Venus, a Staff in Pale Sol, and thereupon a Cross Pattee, Luna surmounted off a Pall of the last, charged with 4. like Crosses fitched Saturn, edged and stringed as the second. This Coat belongs to the Archiepiscopal See of Canterbury, to whose place it appertains to Crown and Inaugurate the Kings of England.




 * Gerard Legh, The Accedens of Armory. With an address to the Reader by R. Argoll, age 185: [...] the nine sundry colours. As for Or, Ranuncula: for Argent the Iesemin: for Geules the Rose: for Azure, Periwinke: for Sable, Dwale: for Verte, v. leaued grasse: for Purpure, Buglasse: for Tenne Popy: for Sanguine the stock gilly flower, which colours are contained [...]






 * From en.WP:

top x

 * fer-de-moline, fer de moline, fer-de-moulin (fr:fer-de-moulin)


 * (French: cercelée) — sarcelly — Citations:cercele, Citations:recersile; uncommon: resarcelled; recercilé, sarcely, sarcelled, resarcelled, sarceled, resarceled


















 * masclée, masculy, mascly; thoulouze




 * 1828, William Berry, Encyclopaedia Heraldica Or Complete Dictionary of Heraldry:
 * snagg flurty  1. Cross, coronetted.  5 Cross, fruitagée. 6 Cross, catoosed. 7 Cross, double avellaney, or Cross mascle fruitagée.  Cornished  repotent  of four battunes  with the felloe of a wheel at the top
 * 10 Cross, patriarchal, thrice crossed, potence, foot lambeaux. 11 Cross, masculy. 12 Cross, lambeauxed. 13 Cross of pruning hooks. 14 Cross, couped at the top and flurt. 15 Cross tau, ends convexed, grieced. 16 Cross, double triparted. 17 Cross, ferrated.




 * cleschée, cloche
 * fleuronnée
 * fleurdelisée, feurdelisée


 * resignant, of a lion, having its tail hidden


 * see also nilé / nilée cercelée
 * recoursy, raccourcie
 * bourdonnée (of a cross, similar to potent but ending in knobs like the handles of a pilgrim's staff, like some depictions of the arms of Jerusalem)
 * bordée / bordé, bâtonnée / bâtonné, clavelée / clavelé, alaisée / alaisé = alésée / alésé, écotée / écoté; cablé, cordé
 * recroisetée / recroiseté, carrée / carré, bastionnée / bastionné




 * bastillé, bastillée
 * billettée
 * bretessée
 * contrebretessée
 * donjonnée
 * florencées
 * forcéne
 * fourragére
 * fuselécoupé, fuselé-coupé, fuselé-coupé


 * acier = cendrée


 * chausse-trape, chausse-trapes
 * centaurée / centauré


 * arraché, arrachée
 * crane in its vigilance, in vigilance


 * gouttée / guttée,

Guttée-de-sang (blood, gules) Guttée-de-poix (pitch (bitumen), sable) Guttée-d'eau (water, argent) Guttée-de-larmes (tears, azure) Guttée-d'olives (olives, vert)


 * besant-tourteau, tourteau-besant


 * fleurdelisée, fourchetée, florencée, fleuronnée, pommetée, ancrée


 * Citations:chapourne, Citations:chapourné, chapourned


 * "A bend is very frequently subjected to a modification of its margin, and is engrailed, invected, indented, embattled, counter-embattled, bretessed, raguly, champaine (or warriated), nebuly, wavy; also bevilled, cotticed and fimbriated, all of which terms will be found explained."
 * "fretty and trellisé: A field fretty is composed of bendlets and bendlets-sinister or "scarps", interleaved over one another to give the impression of a trellis. Although almost invariably the bendlets and scarpes are of the same tincture, there is an example in which they are of two different metals.[42] It is rare for the number of pieces of the fretty to be specified, though this is sometimes done in French blazon. The bendlets and bendlets sinister are very rarely anything other than straight, as in the arms of David Robert Wooten, in which they are raguly.[43] Objects can be placed in the position of the bendlets and bendlets sinister and described as "fretty of," as in the arms of the Muine Bheag Town Commissioners: Party per fess or fretty of blackthorn branches leaved proper and ermine, a fess wavy azure.[44] Square fretty is similarly composed of barrulets and pallets.[45] Trellisé appears in the arms of Luc-Normand Tellier, where it consists of "bendlets, bendlets sinister and barrulets" interlaced.[46] These are not, strictly speaking, variations of the field, since they are depicted as being on the field rather than in it."










 * diminutives: fillet, "viure (?).", crosslet, saltorel; other things: orle, tressure, pile, gyron, flaunches / flaunche / flaunch; pall, skakefork, rowel, delf, cube, bezant, erminites, potent or meirré (counter-pean?); barry, paly, bendy, pily, chevronny, chevronelly, chequy, lozengy, fusilly, masculy, tortilly, fretty, latticed, gobony, masoned; raguly, dancetty, dovetailed, undy or wavy; nebuly; ounce (an animal charge, type of panther/lynx/cat), musion and lezard (types of cat), alant and levrier (dogs), reremouse (bat), tod and genet (foxes?), brocket (deer), foine (weasel?), levrets/levret (hare), sanglier and grice and marcassin (boar), shoveller and cannet and smew (duck), pinzon (finch), gannapie (cormorant), baldcoot / moorhen (coot), parroquet, sacre (falcon), powet (frog), asker (effet/effets); ged pike, chabot perch; alce and opinicus (monsters with wings), amphistere; satyral, lampago; apre, bagwyn, musimon, yale; cokar / China Cokar; osier; betony, teazel, gletver leaf, cinquefoil and sexfoil, fermail buckle, escarboucle, wriststrap, fetterlock; culverin gun, potgun; sword's bouterol; crampet, badelaire, skean, cressets beacons, beauseant, breys / brey, infula cap; pagoda medal; possenet, fleshpot, or waterpot (pots);
 * in chief, in base, in pale, in fesse / in fess, barwise, bendwise, saltirewise, enhanced, embelief (sic?), sovereign (w.r.t. a field), abased, in quadrature / quadrature, ensigned by, pierced with, sustaining, surtout, brochant sur the tout (brochant), depressed, issant (issuant?), naissant, cantoned, interlaced, embraced, concentric, cottised, gemel, fimbriated, cousu, accosted; humetty, alèsé, rebated, pery, enty, bevilly, parted, inarched ("of a chevron"), fracted, biparted, fitchy, aiguisé, barby, flory, avellane, ancetty, boudonné, cramponné, annuletty, nowy; crined (with..., like armed/environed/etc with), reflexed, vambraced
 * apaumy, avenant, clenched, segreant, salient, at bay, browsing, trippant, cabré, careering or in full career, at random (of dogs), combatant (of two lions), fettered (of a horse), caparisoned, spancelled, barded, maned (all of horses), belled, chevillé, defamed (lion), winged (bull), courant (dog); membered, dismembered, unguled, incsened, baillonné, massacre, dejected, nowed, queued (of tails); jellopped (of a cock), lolling (of birds), surgerant, collying, in its majesty (of an eagle); grilleté, jessed, chaperonné (of falcons); sepurture, in lure, lured, vorant, ingulphant, pamé, ecaillé, moucheté (of lampreys); gradient (of tortoises), involved (of serpents), tergiant (of lobsters), volant in arriere
 * of trees: fructed, lopped, snagged, trunked, eradicated, blasted, acorned, slipped (of stalks), barbed (of leaves), bearded (of wheat), aulned or bladed; husked; graminy (of chaplets); misc: pheoned, emmaunched, embowed, bataillé of a bell, purfled (pursled?) of armour; ajouré, quadrangular, fired (of a cannon), inflamed (of a beacon), flamant (same), [[fumant (of a kiln), in splendour (of the sun), radiate, rayonnant (same); in its complement or in her... (of the moon), pendent (of a crescent); crusilly




 * ocherish


 * eviré - evirée - eviree, coué - couée - couee
 * baillone, defamed, disjointed, tricorporated - tricorporate - tricorporal
 * displayed, overt, close, rising, vigilant, overture,
 * segreant, combatant or respectant, glissant
 * acculé, cabré, effaré, effarouché, effrayé, forcené, furieux


 * anglé
 * anglée
 * anillé
 * appointé (placé pointe contre pointe)
 * appointi
 * armé


 * sejeant, sejeant; sejant erect; lodged (couchant); salient = springing; saltant; mortine = morné, baillone, diffame, infamed, defame; paissant, rizant, rousant,


 * contourné, en arrière
 * guardant or in full aspect
 * in trian aspect, trian, Trian


 * rousant, combatant; vareghna, khvarenah; displayed = éployé, éployée; closed; Sachsen, Saxen; abaissé, abaissée; membered (having limbs of a different color than the body); bicapitate, tricapitate;
 * In full aspect describes one with his head facing the onlooker. In trian aspect (a rare, later 16th and 17th century heraldry term) describes when the head is facing at a three-quarter view to give the appearance of depth, with the head cocked at an angle somewhere between profile and straight-on.
 * overture or close: when the wings are shown at the sides and close to the body (closed), always depicted statant
 * trussed - the term when depicting domestic or game birds with their wings closed - is not used of the eagle
 * espanie or épandre (expanded) : when the eagle is shown affronté (facing the viewer with the head turned to the dexter) and the wings are shown with the tips upward
 * abaisé, abaisée, abaisee, abaisy or abaissé, abaissée, abaissee, abaissy or abasy, abassy, abasey (lowered) : when the eagle is shown affronté (facing the viewer) and the wings are shown with the tips downward
 * Kleestängel (Kleestengel); Polish przepaska, Latin perizonium or perisonium, which may refer to Kleestängel, or Brustspange, Brustmond, Brustsichel, an elongated crescent across the breast and wings, in English blazoned a crescent, or if the ends terminate in trefoils, a crescent trefly or treflée or treflé or trefoily, trefoilé, trefoilée
 * expanded, elevated
 * rousant or essorant or rising: preparing to fly, but with feet still on the ground, the eagle's version of statant
 * addorsed = endorsed = adossés, adossé, adossée
 * decapitate
 * "originally erne or alerion in early heraldry referred to a regular eagle. Later heralds used the term alerion to depict baby eagles."

AB

 * A : a bouché / bouché, abouté(s), accessories / accessory, accolade, accolé, accompagné, accosted, accroupi, accrued "used to express a tree which has attained its full growth", achievement, acorné, acorned, acoté, addorsed / adossed, addossé, adorned, advancers "upper branches of a stag's horns", affronté, agneau pastoral / agneau, aguilated / aigulated, aiglette, aislé, ajouré, alant, a la quise / quise = cuisse, alb "white garment worn by priests", aliaizé / aliecé vs alisé / alaissé, almoner, altar ("usually born surmounted by flames"), alterné, amalthea, ambulant "walking or passant", coambulant / co-ambulant "walking together", amphisien cockatrice, ananas, ancient / ancyent "a small pointed flag carried by an officer similar to the modern ensign, who was also known as an ancient", angenne, anglé, angled, anille, animé, annelet, annodated, annulet, annuletté / annulated, annuletted, etc: having a ring or annulet at each extremity; anserated, anshent, anté / enté, antic / antique s. ancient; antique crown, Eastern crown, apaumé / appalmed, apres "a fictitious animal, like a bull, but having the tail of a bear", aquilated ("adorned with eagles' heads, as a In blazoning the human arm as a charge, or [a] cross aquilated"), ar., arg., arazed = erased, arbaleste, archduke's crown, arched / arché / archy, armarium honoris, armé, armed, armes parlantes s. rebus, arming buckles, armoiries, armoyé, armys = arms or armor, armys harnyayd?, arondé, arondia, arraché, arraswise, arrasways, arrayed, arrayer, arrieré, arrondie, pheoned, aseare / asewre = azure, ash keys or ashen keys, asker = egg-breeding reptile, aspect, in full aspect, aspectant, aspecting, aspersed, ass "the lively emblem of patience", assailant, assaultant, or assaulting adj. (also n.), assemblé, assieta or assiette, assis, assurgent, asteroid or astroid = star, astrolabe, Athelstan's cross, attired, auré, ave, avellaned pomel / pomel, averlye, aversant, dorsed, aylets, or sea-swallows, ayrant


 * aulned = awned




 * B : B. or b. = blue i.e. azure; bachelor (one at the first stage of knighthood), badelaires, brock badger, bagwyn, baillonné, bale corded, balista, ballistra s. sweep; bandé = bendy, banderole, bandrick, bandrol, banneret, bar., bar-gemelle, barbé, cresté, barbée, crested, barbel, barbelé, barelle, barellé, barking, barnacle, breys / brey - curb on a horse's upper lip, barralet / barrulet, barre, barre une, barruletté, barruletty, barrullé, barrully, barry, barry bendy, bar-shot, barways / barwise, baston / baton / batton, batune, baudrier, bauteroll, beauseant, beautified, becqué, bequé, beddeth, beffroy, belfry, belic, belled, belling, berly, besant, besaunte, besca, betw., bevi;, bevel. bevile, bevy, bezants, besants, bezanté / besanté, bezantlier, bezantry, bicapitated / bicapited, bicorporated, billetté, billettes, billetty, biparted, bird-bolt, bitt - bit (snaffle, manage bit), bittern, bladed, blanche = white, blasted or starved (of a branch w. no leaves), blazing star, blemished, bois de cerf, bois de diam, boltant, bordé, boterall / boteroll, botoned, bottonry, bouchier knot / bourchier knot, bouckys, bouclé, bouget, bourdon, bouse; bouterolle, braced, brazed, branché, brasses (engraved brass plates placed on tombs), brassettes "armor for the arms" vs brassarts "armor for the elbow", brectesches, brettessé, breys, brique, brimsey, brinded / breended / brindled, brisé, decouplé, bristled, bristled, brisure / brizure, brochant, broches, brock - badger, brocket, brogue, bronchant, brow-antler, bruske, tenné, bullets, bur, burelle, burellé, burganet, burst, bust, bustard, butcher's axe, slaughter-axe, buttoned "applied to buckles when ornamented"


 * bebally





CD

 * C : cablé = corded, caboched / caboshed / cabossed / caboché / cabossé / ?cabochy / ?cabossy; cabré or effray / ?effré, cadency, calamine stone, calf as the young of a stag; galtrap / caltrap, calza, camelopardel, campaned, campanes, canellé, cannet, cantond / cantonné, cap-a-pie, cap of liberty, caparaconné / caparisoned, capuchon hood closed on every side, carbuncle, careering = saliant (of a horse), cartouche of a Pope or churchman, case = stuffed skin of an animal, cased = flayed, casque = helmet, cat-a-mountain, caterfoil = quartrefoil, catoose = scroll, caudé, ceckko = checky, cercelé / recercelé, cercle, cerclé, cerise = a torteau, chafant = of a boar - depicted enraged; chain-shot, chame = annulet w. a sharp point rising from one side, champ = the field, chantant, chape or crampit - bottom of scabbard, chapeau = cap of maint., chaperon / chaperoun / chaperonne = hood, or small shield on a horse's head; chaperonné / shafferoné - hooded, chaperonnet - little hood, chaplet, chapournet - chief divided by a curved line, "used incorrectly by some English heralds for chaperonnet", chappé or chapé = cloaked; chargé / charged, chasuble, chatter or chatterer = Bohemian lark; chaussé - shod, wearing shoes, "in blazon it is the opposite of chapé, and it is formed by two lines drown from the upper corners of the field and meeting at the lowest point of the escutcheon"(??); chaussé-trappes - galtraps, cheapeau-wise / chapeau-wise / chapeauwise - like a chapeau, checkers = checky, cheeseslip - an insect; chef or chefe - chief; cheque or chequy - checky; chess rook or cocke / cock - piece used in chess, chevaltrap - galtrap, chevelé = crined, chevellé - streaming, of a comet; chevillé - attired; chevroné / chevronné / chrevronny / chrevronnee / chevronee / chrevony; chevronel, chevronways / chevronwise, chewerond - chevron, cheynyd, crownyd; chissel / chizzel - chisel; chough, cimier - crest, circumflexant-bent = bowed around; clarenceux, claricord, clariné, clarion / claricord / rest - "a conventional figure in heraldry" various supposed to be a musical clarion or a lance-rest; clasped or conjoined; clos, closs, cloudy = circling towards the centre?; cloué = nailed (a certain tincture); cloven or sarcelled; clymant, cocquel, codded - applied to pease, beans, etc when borne in the cod or pod; co-erectant / coerectant / coerect, coeur, cognizance, coiffé - hooded, collared gemelle (s. gemelle) - double-collared; collaterally disposed, collying,   combatant / confronté = fighting or rampant / face to face; combattand (sic) = assaulting or lifting up a weapon; combed and wattled = barbed and crested; combel = fillet, commise cross = cross Tau; commixt / comixt / comixed / commixxed = indiscrim. intermingled; compartment; compassed / encompassed, complexed = folded or twined together; complicated (of wings); surgeant; compon / camp / componé / compony / gobony - applid to an ordinary composed of one row of squares of atlernate metals and colours; when of two rows it is compony-counter-compony, when of three, checky; concaved, conger-eel, conjoined / conjunct, conjoined in lure - two wings joined together with their tips downward; conspicuous or conspitiant - of a charge placed in front of another;   cont' escartelé / contre-escartelé (escartelé) = counter-quartered; contoise, contourné, contra-nuage / contre-nuage = convered with escallop shells lying like the scales of a fish, each overlapping parts of two below it; nuage; contrary / contra / contre / contre-; contrebandé / contre-bandé - bendy per bend sinister counterchanged; contrebarré / contre-barré - bendy sinister per bend counterchanged; contre-escartelent - quarterly quartered (cf earlier), escartelent; contre-facé, contre-hermines - erminet; contre-palé, palé, paly, contre-point, contre-potencé, contre-tenant, contrevaire, converted, convexed, conyd = counter???; coote - a waterfowl smaller than a duck; coppé / copped; coquille; corbie - raven; corbyws - raven; cordals, cor de chasse, corded; cordilière (cordelière?) = silver cord which sometimes encircles the arms of widows; cordirobe - Roman garment; cordon, corled = coiled (???); cormorant; corned, corneille, cornet, cornichons, cornished, coronated, coronet, cost / cotice / cotise - dim. of bend; coticé - (of esc.) divided bendways into many equal parts; coticed or cotised - accosted, sided, or accompanied by another charge, or placed between two charges (really not same as previous?); cotoose = modillion; cotoyé - coticed; hanks of cotton; couchant or couched or couching (couchy?) - lying down, with had lifted up; couché - of a shield, suspected by a belt (really not previous?); couched - of a chevron, issuing from the dexter side; coué - coward; coulter - plough part; counter;
 * counter-attired, counter-changed, counter-componé, counter-couchant, counter-embowed, counter-fleury, counter-passant, counter-potent, counter-salient, counter-tripping, counter-vair,
 * contre-attired, contre-changed, contre-componé, contre-couchant, contre-embowed, contre-fleury, contre-passant, contre-potent, contre-salient, contre-tripping, contre-vair,
 * coupé et parti / couped, humetté, couplé, couple close, coupled, courant, courbé - embowed, courlett = cuirass; in one's course / in his course; couste - cost, cousu - sewed to (as a metal to a metal); coutre - coulter; couvert, cowed / coward; crampette / crampit - chape; crampetté; cramponné; crampoons / cramps; crancelin - a bend treflé, vert; crefish, creneaux / crenellé / enmanché - embattled; crenelles; crescented cross, cresset - beacon; cresté, crêté, crined, crochet musical note; croissant, croisette / croisetté, croix recroisée, cronel - iron head of a tilting spear, crose or drawing board used by coopers; crosier - crozier; crossways (so as to form a cross); crossys; cruceil or crucellette - cross crosslet; crusilly / crusuly - strewn with crosses; crystal "used in fanciful blazoning for argent; pearl is more common, however"; cubit arm - arm couped at the elbow; cuffed, cullivers or culboers - cuisses / thigh armor; culter - ploughshare; cumbant - lodged; cuppa - a heraldic fur composed of pieces formed potent counter-potent, sometimes called varry-cuppa; cuppules - bars gemelle; cuppy - "by some writers held to be a fur, by others not"; currant / courant / coursant - running; currier; curvilinear; cutlass; cutt or cloven - cut in half; cygnet;
 * cendré as var. of cendrée?


 * D : dacre / Dacre; dalmatic / Dalmatic - deacon's garment; dancete, double-dancette, danché, dath's head, debased, debruised - "used when a bend or other ordinary is placed over any animal, whereby it is debarred of its natural freedom", decapitated = decapité deffait = decollated, dechaussé - dismembered (of legs only?) or without claws; decked - ornamented; marguette (of feathers), declinant or declivant; decouped / decoupé; decoupled / decouplé / uncoupled; decours, decresnent, descressant, decrescent and other spellings; defamed or disgraced - of a creature: represented without its tail; defendu / armed / tusked / ?defendé / ?defended; degraded or degreed - of a cross: having steps at each end; degrees - steps; dejected, despectant; delf - square clod or block of coal; delf-tenne, demembré - dismembered; demi or demy, demie-jarretière / demi-jarretière / jarretière - demi-garter (garter) or per close; demy vol (one wing) / vol; dentals / dentels / dentees / dens = the indents or teeth of indented; denté - tusked?; dentelle / viurie - indented?; denticules / denticles - small squares taken from the entablatur in Ionic architectur; derraché - dismembered, desarmé, descendant - volant downward; descent; despectant; despouille; detranché; detriment; devouring; dez - dice?; diadem; diamond = sable (in "blazing by precious stones"); diapered / diapré; diffamé - defamed; diffamed - of a lion, going to sinister; dilated - of a compass etc, open or extended; dimidated, dimidation; disclosed - displayed; dishevelled - with loose-flowing hair; disjointed, dislodging, dismembered, dismembré, distilling = dropping; disveloped - displayed; diving = uriant or urinant?; donjonné, dormant, dors or dors endorsed = back to back, dorsed = aversant, dosser = water bouget / bouget, doublé, fitchée / fitché / fitchy; queued and double-queued = tailed / double-tailed; double tête = having two heads; tressure; downsett or daunsett - of the separated parts of an ordinary, one being set upon the other; drapeau, duciper, cannetts = ducks, dufoil or twyfoil / twifoil; dung-fork - three-pronged fork; dungeoned - donjonné; duparted or biparted, dwal = nightshade = sable when blazoning by flowers;


 * diaper, diapered; Citations:diapered
 * Air Force Combat Units of World War II (DIANE Publishing, ISBN 9781428915855, page 341:
 * Shield: Per bend gules and vert, a bend argent charged with a bendlet azure, between a wing of the third and a compass proper (bezant, with diapering green, bordered argent, thereover a four-pointed star compass, gules and azure).
 * Air Force Combat Units of World War II (DIANE Publishing, ISBN 9781428915855, page 341:
 * Shield: Per bend gules and vert, a bend argent charged with a bendlet azure, between a wing of the third and a compass proper (bezant, with diapering green, bordered argent, thereover a four-pointed star compass, gules and azure).
 * Shield: Per bend gules and vert, a bend argent charged with a bendlet azure, between a wing of the third and a compass proper (bezant, with diapering green, bordered argent, thereover a four-pointed star compass, gules and azure).

EF

 * E : spread, eaglet; eared, ecaillé, ecartelé, echiqueté, echiquier, eclaté, eclipsed, eclope, ecusson, eel-basket, effellonie, effray / effearé, cabré, eguisée, electoral crown, emanche, emaux de l'escu, embattled, embordered, embowed, embraced, embrassé droit / embrassé, embrued, emmancé, viuré, serrated; emmanche or creneaux, emmets = ants, emmusellé, empoigmé, enaluron, enarched, en arriere "borne with the back to view";  en band, enceppe, enclavé, encountering, en croix, endenché / endenté, endorse, endorsed (1. placed between two endorses; 2. addorsed), enfiled, englanté, engoulant, engouled, engrailé / engreslé, enhanced / enhansed, enhendée a cross, enlevé, enmanché "used where the chief has lines drawn from the centre of the upper edge of the chief to the sides, to about half the breadth of the chief. It differs from chappé, wich comes from the top to the bottom of the chief.", en pied, enraged = salient (of a horse), ensanglanté, ensigned, entangled, enté, enté en rond, entire, entoire / entoyer, entrailed / pursled / shadowed / adumbrated, entwined, entwisted, envecked, enveloped, enwarped, enwrapped, epaulette, epaulier, epimacus / opinicus, eployé, equippé / equipped, equise, eradicated, erased / arased, erect, ermine vs ermines, erminites, erminois;   errant = hauriant, escaillé, escarboucle = escarbuncle, escartelé / ecartelé (by itself, or ~ en sautoir), escarteler, esclatté, escloppe, escrol, essonier, estete / etete, estoile / etoile, estropie (dismembered), exasperated, exhalation (fall of rain or water-spout), expanded / expansed, eyed;


 * F : facé / fascé, face-lined, faillis, false cross, fanon, far-roebuck (roebuck in 5th year), fasce = fesse, flighted; feeding = preying?; fendue en pal = voided per pale; fer de dard / fer de Dard; fer de fourchette, fourchette, fer de mouline or millrind; fermau or fermail "buckle of a military belt"; ferr = horseshoe; fesse - fess, fesse point (centre of the escutcheon), festoon, shackbolt, fiery furnace / fiery, figetive, figured bearings (depicted with a human face), file = label, filet = narrow strip; fillet "the only dimunitive of the chief[,] contains one fourth of the chief in area,and always occupies the lowest portion"; fimbriated, finned (applied to fish whose fins are of a different tincture from that of the body), fire-ball = bomb; fire-beacon cf beacon; fire-brands cf brand; firme;  fissure or staff "a diminutive of the bend sinister, one-fourth of it in size", fitchée, fitched, fitchy, fixed, = pointed, applid to crosses with the lower band ends in a point; fine-leaved grass / cinquefoil, fixed = firme, flagon, flamant / flambant = flaming; flank; flanches or flanques "the flanch is formed by an arched line drawn from the upper angle of the escutcheon to the base point of that side, they are always borne in pairs, the arches almost meeting in the middle of the field"; flanque point, flanch; flasques = "like flanches but smaller"; flax-breaker, cf hemp-break; flecked = "a line of partition"(?); flect, flectant, flected = bent in contrary directions like the letter S; fleece, flesh-hook, flesh-pot - iron pot with 3 legs; fleur-de-lis; fleuroné or fleur-de-lisé = fleury, flexed, float = an instrument used by bowyers; flook = a flounder; flory = flowered with the French lily (so, fleury?); flourette, flourished, flower of the flag, fly (length of a flag from fastened end to free end); flying column, focked, foldage, foliage, foliated, fondant,   fontal, forcené, fore-staff, forest bill = wood bill, forked, form "the resting place of the hare", fortified "surrounded with towers", fountain "a roundal barry wacy of six argent and azure [...] represented flat, not spherical"; fracted = broken; fraise fraiser, fraze, frazier, framed saw, franché or frangé or frange, fresné s. forcené, fret "figure resembling two sticks..."; frette = fret; fretté or fretty; fretted, frightened s. forcené, fringed, frontal (noun), fructed, fulgent, fumant, furchy = forked; furiosant, fusée, fuselé, fusil "spindle of yarn"; fusillé, fusilly; fylot fylfot or gammadion

GH
galthrap, galtrap, caltrap, gamashes or buskins, garb or garbe, gardant or guardant, gardebras or garbraille, garden-pales, gardevisor or guardevisure, garter-plate or stall-plate, genet, genuant, gerated or gerratty, gerbe, gimmal rings, gironetté, gisant = jessant, givers or gringalé, gored, gorged, goshawk, goutté, grady = having steps, grice / grices = young wild boars, grieces = steps, gilleté = belled, grittie = field composed equally of metal and color, grose, guay, guige / gurge / gunge, guirlande, guivre, gyronways;

habeck or habick, habillé, habillement, habited, habited, hacked = applied to an indented charge when the notches are curved, hackle, hake-fish, hanchet = bugle-horn, harboreth = applied to the place where a beast of chase is lodged, harrow, hatchment, hause or hausse = enhanced, heinuse = the roe in its third year, helved = an axe is helved of its handle, Heneage knot, herissé = set with long sharp points like those of a herisson = hedgehog, hernshaw or heron, herse = a harrow or portcullis, or a bar or framework with upright spikes for the reception of candles; heurts = hurts, hirondelle = a swallow, honored = borne with a crown upon its head (of an animal); on scent (of a bloodhound or hound), houssé = caparisoned, huchet = bugle horn, hure = head of a boar or dolphin, hurst;

I
ibex = imaginary beast like an antelope with two straight horns from the forehead, serrated; imbattled = having battlements; imbordered = applied to a field which has a border of the same tincture; imbowed, imbrued = spotted or dropping with blood; impale, in base, in bend, in chevron, in chief, in cross, in fess / in fesse, in foliage, in glory, in her piety, in his majesty, in his pride, in his splendor, in leure or in lure = applied to the wings of a bird borne without the body and joined together at the place where they would naturally meet the body; in orle, in pale, in pile, in saltire, incensant, insense, increment or increscent, indented, ...

other

 * only French
 * accroché
 * allumé
 * environné
 * environné
 * environné
 * environné


 * not heraldry-specific
 * environed = past tense of general verb environ (added cat but not heraldry-specific sense)

sort

 * taillé
 * tanné
 * taré
 * targe
 * tenant
 * terrasse
 * tierce
 * tiercé
 * tiercé en bande
 * tiercé en barre
 * tiercé en chevron
 * tiercé en chevron renversé
 * tiercé en fasce
 * tiercé en pairle
 * tiercé en pairle renversé
 * tiercé en pal
 * tierce-feuille
 * tigé
 * timbre
 * timbré
 * timbrer
 * tire
 * tombant
 * torque
 * torquette
 * tortil
 * tortillant
 * torty
 * tourelée
 * tourné
 * tourtelé
 * tourteler


 * guivré ostensibly = gringolly; vivré also ostensibly = that, but really:



Lowercase a-z

 * aaltokoro
 * afgerukt
 * afgewend
 * aftontare
 * agró
 * ainmal
 * alfàbia
 * alziend
 * arbocera
 * armillaaripallo
 * aspblad
 * astförmig
 * aufbäumend
 * avellaners
 * avsliten
 * avslitet
 * balkvis
 * barev
 * basztami
 * beflammter
 * berličkový
 * besikaunantys
 * beskrifning
 * biegnący
 * binnenzoom
 * bića
 * bjælke
 * björnspjut
 * bjørnspyd
 * bonasia
 * boothaak
 * bordonada
 * borstschild
 * bowedembowed
 * broye
 * brīvlaukums
 * burelas
 * byzantiner
 * bågsnitt
 * bőségszaru
 * canelado
 * capocroce
 * capopalo
 * caracteristica
 * chamaemorus
 * chante-pleures
 * chefpal
 * chessrook
 * chessrooks
 * chevronnel
 * chiefpale
 * chmelová
 * christianus'
 * claricord
 * contornat
 * contourned
 * contrafloronado
 * contragebretesseerde
 * contrarmellinato
 * contrehermine
 * coquerelles
 * cornucòpia
 * corquete
 * coupeau
 * coupeaux
 * cyclocarpum
 * cànter
 * címerkép
 * címerképek
 * d'Arc
 * d'Ivoire
 * d'abondance
 * d'aigle
 * d'aigua
 * d'albero
 * d'alliance
 * d'amore
 * d'ancoraggio
 * d'angle
 * d'animal
 * d'anneaux
 * d'arme
 * d'armes
 * d'armi
 * d'asta
 * d'aulne
 * d'azur
 * d'eau
 * d'engrenage
 * d'hast
 * d'honneur
 * d'horloge
 * d'héraldique
 * d'oiseaux
 * d'olivera
 * d'olivier
 * d'om
 * d'organisations
 * d'orme
 * d'ortie
 * d'ours
 * d'una
 * d'une
 * d'échiquier
 * d'émail
 * d'épines
 * dagys
 * dell’Italia
 * demieagle
 * demihorse
 * demilicornes
 * demiunicorns
 * demivol
 * desramificado
 * dobletrechor
 * doubleheaded
 * doublequeued
 * drakenbloedboom
 * drieblad
 * drzewcowa
 * dyrehoved
 * dýrlingur
 * ebracada
 * eightpointed
 * eihera
 * eikekrans
 * eingekerbt
 * ekkrans
 * elzenblad
 * eraldik
 * escussó
 * essonnier
 * expicitly
 * ezki
 * figurája
 * firtwigged
 * fiskveiðar
 * fivebastioned
 * fivepointed
 * fivetoed
 * fjällskura
 * flammesnitt
 * flamskura
 * fleurdelis
 * fleursdelis
 * flexedreflexed
 * florat
 * floronat
 * fodros
 * forcene
 * fortesë
 * fouche
 * fourleaf
 * francquartier
 * fullfaced
 * fumall
 * furskins
 * g/o
 * gaffelkors
 * gamssi
 * geblokte
 * geitenkop
 * gekanteeld
 * geleliede
 * geschacht
 * geschakeerd
 * gespickelt
 * gestürzt
 * getand
 * gevoegd
 * geënte
 * ginbalk
 * ginpost
 * ginstam
 * glasblåsarpipa
 * golvende (golvend?)
 * gotejat
 * grankvistskura
 * granskura
 * grantoppskura
 * grbavi
 * greinasnið
 * grejhundo
 * grenskure
 * gridlined
 * griezumu
 * gråverkskura
 * gulpe
 * guls
 * gìzɛ᷅gŋà
 * gömbvégű
 * haardhaal
 * hajókerék
 * hanenkop
 * harpyje
 * harántormós
 * hempbrake
 * heraldycznej
 * heralidsch
 * herbach
 * hermesstav
 * heroldská
 * hersehend
 * hertenkop
 * heráldique
 * hestehoved
 * hevosenpää
 * hippocastanum
 * hippotragues
 * hiéraldique
 * hjørnefelt
 * hojnosti
 * hondenkop
 * hondstand
 * horse’s
 * houthakkersbijl
 * hvolfi
 * hyld
 * hùldà
 * hřeby
 * hřívy
 * idaeus
 * ilveksenpää
 * infattning
 * iratze
 * irtireväisty
 * issantes
 * izrobota
 * jabučasti
 * jahodníku
 * jalavanlehti
 * jefepalo
 * jordbruksverktyg
 * jātnieks
 * kahvakoro
 * kairėn
 * kalapüük
 * karhukeihäs
 * karhunpää
 * karvskure
 * kavennettu
 * kelttikala
 * kerevit
 * kersenboom
 * kirkonkukko
 * klöverblad
 * koeiekop
 * konjenica
 * konjeniška
 * konjeniški
 * konksrist
 * konteiners
 * kormila
 * korslagte
 * kosmé
 * kotkanpää
 * kremlis
 * kropsdel
 * kruķu
 * kryckskura
 * kukonpää
 * kuusikoro
 * l'adjectif
 * l'arrière
 * l'autre
 * l'enfant
 * l'escut
 * l'heràldica
 * l'héraldique
 * l'orle
 * laddles
 * lanmè
 * laskowane
 * leliestaf
 * lidská
 * liekkikoro
 * liepsniškas
 * liljakehä
 * liljeinnfatning
 * liljurammi
 * linbråka
 * linkerschuinbalken
 * linksgewendet
 * lionnés
 * lisdodde
 * listnatý
 * lobsterSee
 * lomblevelű
 * loofkrans
 * lulesh
 * lískový
 * maconné
 * mansikanlehti
 * marteauxpilons
 * merletat
 * millsailwise
 * minaCaves
 * miskelk
 * mispelbloem
 * mitangeführt
 * mitangeführt.
 * mitološkog
 * mlýnský
 * molenwiek
 * montfloré
 * mortaisées
 * morušovník
 * motvända
 * mořská
 * murallaSee
 * muratinlehti
 * napoleonic
 * nebesky
 * nell'araldica
 * nivéole
 * nostro''
 * nyhäkoro
 * nåletræ
 * nébulé
 * oblakové
 * oeilletThis
 * oges
 * ogoesse
 * okaspuu
 * olejová
 * olijftak
 * olivkvist
 * omgekeerde
 * ondat
 * opačných
 * opevnenie
 * orangetawny
 * orientální
 * orjanlaakerinlehti
 * orleta
 * ostralegus
 * ostrev
 * otelle
 * overvloeds
 * oškrdy
 * paceante
 * pagriezusies
 * pajzsocska
 * palissadé
 * palizado
 * palmtak
 * partido:en
 * pasisukęs
 * pašijové
 * pelswerk
 * perola
 * perzikboom
 * phrygian
 * phéon
 * pihlajanoksa
 * pijlijzer
 * pijlkoker
 * pilovitá
 * pinnipèdes
 * planifolis
 * pluhu
 * plöntu
 * polepšení
 * polvivarras
 * poppelinlehti
 * portinsärkijä
 * potencé
 * precisly
 * premilo
 * prunifera
 * prémféleség
 * puginał
 * páncélon
 * põõsa
 * přezka
 * querstehendem
 * qvo
 * ramentiškas
 * ramskop
 * rastell
 * rayonée
 * recerclée
 * recroisetées
 * redorte
 * representerande
 * republiky
 * revessat
 * riddar
 * riikinkukon
 * ryttarens
 * rūmas
 * sVG
 * saarnenlehti
 * sahats
 * sakarakoro
 * saksanpähkinän
 * salkoase
 * sapiné
 * saracenic
 * sarcely
 * schildhoofd
 * schildje
 * schrägbalkenweise
 * schräglinksbalkenweise
 * schuinbalk
 * schuinbalken
 * semiprofile
 * senestrochère
 * sextifoil
 * seřazené
 * shewolf
 * shkurre
 * sidebyside
 * sinoble
 * sinoplo
 * sisaknyakék
 * skråbjelke
 * skábjálki
 * skýjasnið
 * sněhová
 * sotahansikas
 * spendýri
 * spurrowel
 * stilizált
 * stångvapen
 * subcotegires
 * szarufa
 * sädeskärve
 * sågskura
 * sénestrochère
 * sümbol
 * takajaloilleen
 * tammenoksa
 * tandskura
 * tasselated
 * tegengeblokt
 * tegengeleliede
 * tegengoudhermelijn
 * tegenhermelijn
 * tenalla
 * tetrix
 * threeleaf
 * threelegged
 * threesided
 * tiercefeuille
 * tiloló
 * tinnskura
 * toordinary
 * topografiskt
 * torrejada
 * trangla
 * trechor
 * trefly-countertrefly
 * treixor
 * trianglé
 * trifoils
 * tripletowered
 * tripleturreted
 * trnová
 * trupit
 * trzema
 * tréflée
 * trêcheur
 * tweelingbalk
 * tweelingsbalken
 * twotailed
 * tálgusnið
 * třmeny
 * tűlevelű
 * ulmifolius
 * usw
 * vaakunakuvat
 * vaatav
 * vartiotuli
 * vasakule
 * vastajänne
 * vastapalkki
 * vastapieli
 * veerandik
 * venábulo
 * vidlice
 * viikatteen
 * vikingschip
 * vildman
 * vildmand
 * vilené
 * viljad
 * vinestick
 * vinsjestativ
 * vishaak
 * vivré
 * vlagzalm
 * vlasbraak
 * vlierboom
 * vlnitost
 * vogelpoot
 * vuorimies
 * vuurhaak
 * vuurijzer
 * vydutý
 * vänstervänd
 * vågskura
 * vågskuror
 * wahlweise
 * wapenfiguur
 * weintrauben
 * weverspoel
 * weversspoel
 * wiekenkruis
 * wildeman
 * wolfskop
 * wolkenförmig
 * wspiętego
 * z.B
 * zarots
 * zbrojnoš
 * zedro
 * zeehoorn
 * zeehoren
 * zkřížený
 * znaku
 * zumar
 * zwrócony
 * zúžené
 * Árboles
 * Árnyék
 * Ässäkoro
 * Élans
 * Éperons
 * Épicéa
 * Éviré
 * Örgelpiep
 * ágaskodó
 * árgen
 * årklykor
 * échiqueté
 * échiquetée
 * émanché
 * ĉielbluo
 * Čejky
 * Čeština
 * ķepa
 * Łańcuch
 * ŋɛ́kŋà
 * Ősember
 * ŝtalkoloro
 * šachová
 * šerninė
 * šištice


 * wattle
 * weathercocks
 * weaving
 * whales
 * wheel
 * wheelbarrows
 * wheellock
 * wheels
 * whelks
 * whetstones
 * whistles

Capital A-K

 * Abedul
 * Abete
 * Acciaio
 * Acier
 * Adarbakarrak
 * Adits
 * Adlerfang
 * Adlerflug
 * Agaves
 * Agnus
 * Agrifoglio
 * Ahornblatt
 * Aigle, Aigles
 * Ajonc
 * Alas
 * Albán
 * Alcoraz
 * Aldegonde
 * aleirones, aleriones, alerions, alérions
 * Alfenfuß
 * Allodola
 * alouettes
 * Alpacas
 * Also
 * Amalberga
 * Amaranth
 * Amphoras
 * Ampulla
 * Anatrella
 * Anderlecht
 * Andienne
 * Anglesola
 * Angrie
 * Ankare
 * Ankkuriristi
 * Anrhydedd
 * Antoniuskors
 * Apilaristi
 * Apollinaris
 * Araldica
 * Arancio
 * Arboç
 * Arma
 * Armbrustschaft
 * Armilla
 * Armillary
 * Armille
 * Armoiries
 * Aryeh
 * Ascia
 * Aspergilla
 * Assenede
 * Atalayas
 * Atunes
 * Aumentato
 * Aurochs
 * Auréole
 * Autours
 * Autruches
 * Avantmurs
 * Avanyu
 * Aviz
 * Avoine
 * Awdry
 * Awls
 * Axes


 * Babér
 * Balais
 * Balbuzards
 * Balestra
 * Ballenstedt
 * Balloons
 * Balmung
 * Bamboos
 * Banana
 * Bananas
 * Bandejas
 * Baobabtree
 * Baptismal
 * Barbed
 * Barbels
 * Barnacle
 * Barnacles
 * Barrete
 * Barrulets
 * Barwy
 * Basarabov
 * Basinets
 * Baskets
 * Bat
 * Bathtubs
 * Batons
 * Battant
 * Batteries
 * Battering
 * Battleaxes
 * Battles
 * Bavo
 * Bayards
 * Bayerische
 * Bayonets
 * Beacons
 * Beakers
 * Beans
 * Beards
 * Bearings
 * Bedoll
 * Beechnuts
 * Beggars
 * Being
 * Beizeichen
 * Belegt
 * Bendlets
 * Bends
 * Bendwise
 * Bendy
 * Berlines
 * Berro
 * Berło
 * Beschauer
 * Between
 * Bezantes
 * Bezants
 * Białe
 * Biblische
 * Bicolor
 * Bicycles
 * Bifurcated
 * Big
 * Billes
 * Billhooks
 * Birds
 * Birkenblatt
 * Bisonte
 * Bjelbo
 * Blackberries
 * Blackbird
 * Blackbirds
 * Blackcock
 * Blackcocks
 * Blackgame
 * Blason
 * Blasoned
 * Blasonierungen
 * Blast
 * Blazon
 * Bleu
 * Blixtskura
 * Blueberries
 * BlumeSee
 * Blutfahne
 * Blå
 * Blühender
 * Boars
 * Boats
 * Bobbins
 * Bobola
 * Bogenflanke
 * Bogenschnitt
 * Bohrtürme
 * Bolas
 * Bonfires
 * Boors
 * Bordures
 * Boreholes
 * BorjaDoms
 * Bottles
 * Bottoniera
 * Botvid
 * Boucs
 * BourbonArtois
 * BourbonConti
 * BourbonParma
 * BourbonProvence
 * Bourul
 * Bouteilles
 * Bouterolles
 * Boutres
 * Bows
 * Boží
 * Bracke
 * Brackenkopf
 * Branches
 * Braques
 * Bras
 * Bread
 * Breaking
 * Breakwater
 * Breitblättriger
 * Brennende
 * Brezo
 * Brigs
 * Briquets
 * Brisure
 * Britská
 * Brochet
 * Brooms
 * Bruc
 * Brugo
 * Brunâtre
 * Brustschild
 * Bruyère
 * Brün
 * Buchel
 * Buchenblatt
 * Buchstabendevise
 * Buchstabenwappen
 * Buckets
 * Buckweizen
 * Buglehorns
 * Bugles
 * Buildings
 * Bullfinches
 * Bullhead
 * Bulrush
 * Bulrushes
 * Bumblebees
 * Bundle
 * Bundles
 * Buoys
 * Burial
 * Burning
 * Buses
 * Bustard
 * Bustards
 * Butterflies
 * Buttons
 * Byvåpen
 * Bárd
 * Bástya
 * Bâton
 * Bärentatze
 * Bécassines
 * Béjar
 * Bökenbladd
 * Bœufs
 * Caballería
 * Cabbages
 * Cadency
 * Caduceus
 * Caesarius
 * Cages
 * Calabashes
 * Calendar
 * Caltraps
 * Calumets
 * Campanillas
 * Canastas
 * Cancellato
 * Candles
 * Canetto
 * Canids
 * Canines
 * Cannonballs
 * Canoes
 * Canting
 * Cantons
 * Capercaillie
 * Capercaillies
 * Capitals
 * Carapeteiros
 * Caravels
 * Carbasses
 * Carillons
 * Carnation
 * Carnations
 * Carnivorans
 * Carnivores
 * Carquois
 * Carriages
 * Carrots
 * Cartwheels
 * Cascavells
 * Casserole
 * Castles
 * Catalot
 * Català
 * Categoria:Heráldica
 * Categories
 * Category
 * Categoría:Felinos
 * Categoría:Jarrones
 * Catfishes
 * Catherina
 * Cattails
 * Católicos
 * Cauldrons
 * Cavalry
 * Caves
 * Cendrée
 * Centered
 * CentreVal
 * Cercelée
 * Cereals
 * Cetaceans
 * Cetro
 * Cette
 * Chairs
 * Chakrams
 * Chalands
 * Chalbots
 * Chalices
 * Chamois
 * Chamomile
 * Chandeliers
 * Chaplets
 * Charcoal
 * Chardonnerets
 * Charges
 * Chaste
 * Chatra
 * Chaudrons
 * Chaîne
 * Checky
 * Chemical
 * Chequy
 * Cherubkopf
 * Cherubs
 * Chessboards
 * Chessrooks
 * Chested
 * Chevronels
 * Chickens
 * Chieflets
 * Chiefpales
 * Chiefs
 * Children
 * Chilenische
 * Chimere
 * Chimneys
 * Chimère
 * Chisels
 * Chom
 * Choughs
 * Chozas
 * Chrisme
 * Chrysogonus
 * Chufa
 * Chula
 * Churches
 * Chênes
 * Ciboria
 * Cicadas
 * Cien
 * Cincles
 * Cinquefoils
 * Cipreses
 * Circled
 * Circoli
 * Ciseaux
 * Cities
 * Citylines
 * Ciupagas
 * Civada
 * Civic
 * Civica
 * Clairvaux
 * Clarions
 * Claws
 * Clefs
 * Cliche
 * Cloches
 * Clochettes
 * Clogs
 * Clothing
 * Cloudberries
 * Clouds
 * Clovers
 * Cloves
 * Coal
 * Coat
 * Cobras
 * Cockades
 * Cockatrices
 * Cockrels
 * Cockscombs
 * Coconuts
 * Cod
 * Coeur
 * Cog
 * Cogs
 * Coiffe
 * Coing
 * Cold
 * Collados
 * Collection
 * Colmenas
 * Colonels
 * Colonial
 * Color
 * Cols
 * Columbanus
 * Columnarios
 * Columns
 * Combat
 * Comets
 * Command
 * Commission
 * Company
 * Compass
 * Compasses
 * Complete
 * Compony
 * Composiciones
 * Conception
 * Condors
 * Confalón
 * Confrontedanimals
 * Conies
 * Conifers
 * Connects
 * Consecration
 * Conseil
 * Consoles
 * Constellations
 * Contact
 * Contents
 * Contributions
 * Control
 * Cony
 * Cooking
 * Cooling
 * Coots
 * Copernicia
 * Copihues
 * Coqs
 * Corbeaux
 * Corbies
 * Corbinian
 * Cordelière
 * CorelDRAW:Ecclesiastical
 * Cormorants
 * Corncobs
 * Cornejas
 * Cornflowers
 * Cornucopia
 * Corporate
 * Correct
 * Corseques
 * Corvidaes
 * Cottises
 * Couchant
 * Count
 * counterchanged
 * counterermine
 * Countries
 * Counts
 * Couple
 * Courge
 * Courlis
 * Couronnes
 * Couvrechefs
 * Covenant
 * Covered
 * Cow
 * Cowrie
 * Cows
 * Coyotes
 * Crabs
 * Cradles
 * Crampons
 * Cramps
 * Cranberries
 * Crancelins
 * Cranes
 * Crayfish
 * Crayfishes
 * Create
 * Crequier
 * Crescent
 * Crescents
 * Crescione
 * Creu
 * Crismón
 * Crocodiles
 * Croix
 * Crops
 * Crossbow
 * Crossbows
 * Crossed
 * Crosses
 * Crosslets
 * Crowned
 * Crowns
 * Croziers
 * Crucifixes
 * Crussol
 * Crustaceans
 * Crutch
 * Crutches
 * Créixens
 * Crémaillères
 * Créquier
 * Cubes
 * Cucharones
 * Cuckoos
 * Cucumber
 * Culture
 * Curlews
 * Cushions
 * Custodia
 * Cutlery
 * Cyclamor
 * Cyriacus
 * Cá
 * Cántaros
 * Církevní
 * Cœurs
 * Dagas
 * Damage
 * Damaszierung
 * Damaszkolás
 * Dams
 * Darat
 * Das
 * Daymarks
 * Deacons
 * Debased
 * Debruised
 * Deciduous
 * Deers
 * Defence
 * Defense
 * Demianimals
 * Demibears
 * Demibucks
 * Demicharges
 * Demicrosses
 * Demidogs
 * Demieagles
 * Demifleursdelis
 * Demigriffins
 * Demihorses
 * Demilions
 * Demiunicorns
 * Demiwater
 * Demiwheels
 * Demons
 * Dentelée
 * Depicts
 * Designwise
 * Detachment
 * Developers
 * Devices
 * Dextrochère
 * Dharmacakra
 * Dhows
 * Diamonds
 * Diapering
 * Diapré
 * Dictionaries
 * Die
 * Different
 * Digit
 * Digits
 * Dimidiation
 * Dinosaurs
 * Disclaimers
 * Distinctive
 * Distinguish
 * Doctrine
 * Documents
 * Dodenkopp
 * Dogs
 * Dolmens
 * Doloires
 * Domesticated
 * Dominiak
 * Dominoes
 * Domus
 * Donkeys
 * Door
 * Doors
 * Doper
 * Dormouse
 * Doubleheaded
 * Doubletailed
 * Dovecotes
 * Doves
 * Dovetailed
 * Dracheköpfe
 * Drachenbaum
 * Dragonflies
 * Dragons
 * Dragonslayers
 * Drawknives
 * Dreebladd
 * Dreiberg
 * Dreiblatt
 * Drillingssparren
 * Drills
 * Drinking
 * Drops
 * Drudenfuss
 * Drudenfuß
 * Ducal
 * Ducks
 * Duestjertsnitt
 * Dunes
 * Durchbohrte
 * Dwarfs
 * Dziki
 * Déierekapp
 * Důlní
 * Earlier
 * Earls
 * Ears
 * Ebereschenzweig
 * Ecclesiastical
 * Ecuatorial
 * Editor:Ecclesiastical
 * Eeg
 * Eels
 * Efeublatt
 * Eggs
 * Egyszarvú
 * Ehrenkränzlein
 * Eichenkranz
 * Eight
 * Eighth
 * Eightpointed
 * Einhornköpfe
 * Eisenbahnsymbole
 * Eisenfarbe
 * Ejército
 * Elderberries
 * Elders
 * Electoral
 * Electrical
 * Electricity
 * Electrodes
 * Electronics
 * Ellerbladd
 * Embattled
 * Emberi
 * Embroidery
 * Endenté
 * Enebros
 * Enfieldi
 * Engineer
 * Engrailed
 * Engraved
 * Engravings
 * Entença
 * Enté
 * Envelopes
 * Eopards
 * Episcopus
 * Equatorial
 * Erased
 * Erasure
 * Erbsenpflanze
 * Erdbeerblatt
 * Erlenblatt
 * Ermine
 * Ermines
 * Erminois
 * Erroneous
 * Escallops
 * Escarbuncles
 * Eschenblatt
 * Escobas
 * Escudo
 * Escudos
 * Escutcheons
 * Esfera
 * Espainiako
 * Espenblatt
 * Esskura
 * Essorant
 * Estados
 * Estoiles
 * Executioners
 * Exotic
 * Expeditionary
 * Explanation
 * Explosions
 * Explosives
 * Extinct
 * Eyes
 * Faces
 * Facet
 * Faceted
 * Facing
 * Factories
 * Falconry
 * Families
 * Faravahar
 * Farmhouses
 * Fasces
 * Faucilles
 * Faucons
 * Feet
 * Fehwammen
 * Felids
 * Felines
 * Female
 * Fences
 * Fensterrauten
 * Feone
 * Fermail
 * Ferryboats
 * Ferrymen
 * Fers
 * Ferulas
 * Ferules
 * Fetterlocks
 * Feuerstahl
 * Feuilles
 * Fibbia
 * Fibulae
 * Fictional
 * Fictitious
 * Fidei
 * Fifteenth
 * Figs
 * Figureeight
 * Figures
 * Fillet
 * Fimbra
 * Fimbriated
 * Finches
 * Fircones
 * Fire
 * Firearms
 * Fireballs
 * Firebirds
 * Firebrands
 * Fireplace
 * Firesteels
 * Fischaadler
 * Fischereigerät
 * Fishermen
 * Fishing
 * Fishtail
 * Fishtailed
 * Flachsbreche
 * Flag
 * Flagellum
 * Flails
 * Flames
 * Flammenschnitt
 * Flammes
 * Flanchis
 * Flashes
 * Flasks
 * Flaunches
 * Flederbeerbusch
 * Fleurdelis
 * Fleursdelis
 * Flies
 * Flintlock
 * Floodgates
 * Floral
 * Flowering
 * Flutes
 * Fléau
 * Flößerhaken
 * Fløterhake
 * Fontänen
 * Francisque
 * Francoquartel
 * Francouzská
 * Frankokuartel
 * Französische
 * Französischer
 * Frauenarme
 * Freising
 * Freisinger
 * Fretado
 * Frets
 * Fretty
 * Fretté
 * Fridolin
 * Frying
 * Fuentidueña
 * Fuglehoveder
 * Furnaces
 * Furniture
 * Fusi
 * Fusils
 * Fusos
 * Fusées
 * Futro
 * Fylfots
 * Fylkesvåpen
 * Försök
 * Füürtoorn
 * Gabelstück
 * Gads
 * Gajasimha
 * Galeros
 * Galicia-Volhynia
 * Galleons
 * Gamaun
 * Ganado
 * Gandía
 * Gangolf
 * Garbs
 * Garlic
 * Garter
 * Gatehouses
 * Gauntlets
 * Gavels
 * Gavillas
 * Gazelles
 * Gears
 * Geese
 * Geflügeltes
 * Gegensparren
 * Gekreuzte
 * Gemeine
 * Gemeinfigur
 * Genette
 * Genicera
 * Genitalia
 * Genitals
 * Genêt
 * Geographic
 * Geometric
 * Geometrical
 * Geraldika
 * Gerbe
 * Gerbes
 * Gerros
 * Gewöhnliche
 * Gibraltar –
 * Gillyflowers
 * Giraffes
 * Gironny
 * Girons
 * Gitterrost
 * Gitterwerk
 * Glasbläserpfeife
 * Glasmacherpfeifen
 * Glassblowing
 * Glasses
 * Globes
 * Globo
 * Glossary
 * Gloves
 * Goatheaded
 * Goats
 * Goblets
 * Godehard
 * Godwits
 * Goldenen
 * Goldenes
 * Goldfinches
 * Golpes
 * Gondolin
 * Gonfalon
 * Gonfalono
 * Gonfanon
 * Gonfanons
 * Gorged
 * Gorges
 * Gorgonius
 * Gorse
 * Gorses
 * Goshawks
 * Gottesauge
 * Goujon
 * Gousset
 * Gouttes
 * Grabmale
 * Graelles
 * Grammar
 * Grammatically
 * Granatapfelbaum
 * Grapen
 * Grapevines
 * Grapnel
 * Grappes
 * Grasshoppers
 * Grassland
 * Graylings
 * Great
 * Greater
 * Gregorius
 * Grenades
 * Gridirons
 * Griffins
 * Griffons
 * Grouse
 * Grouses
 * Grozing
 * Gröna
 * Guardant
 * Gudgeons
 * Guelders
 * Gui
 * Guillemots
 * Guitares
 * Guitarras
 * Guitars
 * Guivres
 * Guldmärken
 * Gurges
 * Gussets
 * Gutte
 * Guttée
 * Guttéedesang
 * Gyronny
 * Gyrons
 * Gélinotte
 * Göpel
 * Götterbote
 * Habitual
 * Haches
 * Hackberries
 * Halberds
 * Halskleinod
 * Halstarit
 * Halszierde
 * Hammaskoro
 * Hammermills
 * Hamns
 * Handshakes
 * Hanedanı
 * Hares
 * Harkályok
 * Harpie
 * Harpies
 * Harpoons
 * Harppuunat
 * Harpuner
 * Harrowing
 * Harrows
 * Hasselnööt
 * Hatchets
 * Hats
 * Hauptpfahl
 * Hauptschragen
 * Hautain
 * Havukoro
 * Hayas
 * Haystacks
 * Hazelnuts
 * Hazels
 * Headgear
 * Headquarters
 * Heads
 * Heckster
 * Hedgehogs
 * Heekt
 * Heidebrem
 * Heidekräuter
 * Helicopters
 * Helier
 * Hellparte
 * Helmets
 * Hempbrakes
 * Hens
 * Heradik
 * Heraldic
 * Heraldica
 * Heraldică
 * Heraldika
 * Heraldiska
 * Heraldyka
 * Heralidk
 * Heraudica
 * Herby
 * Herders
 * Hereditary
 * Hermagoras
 * Hermelinschwänzchen
 * Hermelinstulpe
 * Hermenegild
 * Heroldsbild
 * Herons
 * Herrings
 * Herzschild
 * Heráldica
 * Heráldico
 * Heura
 * Hexagrams
 * Hie
 * Hiedra
 * Higos
 * Hirschgeweih
 * Hirschkopf
 * Historical
 * History
 * Hives
 * Hobbles
 * Hoc
 * Hoguera
 * Hollies
 * Hondskapp
 * Honeycombs
 * Honeysuckles
 * Hooded
 * Hoopoes
 * Hoppen
 * Hornbeam
 * Horseflies
 * Horseradish
 * Horses
 * Horseshoes
 * Hoses
 * Hourglasses
 * Houseleek
 * Houses
 * Hrvatski
 * Huemuls
 * Huis
 * Humettée
 * Hummingbirds
 * Humorous
 * Hunnenkopp
 * Huître
 * Hydras
 * Hydropower
 * Hyvlar
 * Häränotsat
 * Héraldique
 * Hêtres
 * Hình
 * Höylät
 * Hỏa
 * Ibex
 * Ibexes
 * Ibérica
 * Icebergs
 * Ichthys
 * Identification
 * Iesvagel
 * If
 * Ikurrina
 * Il
 * Ilmu
 * Imprese
 * Indalo
 * Infantado
 * Inflamed
 * Ingots
 * Initialwappen
 * Ink
 * Inmaculate
 * Innenbord


 * ironmonger


 * Iustitia
 * Jakobskreuz
 * Jamones
 * Jangada
 * Jaszczurka
 * JeanBaptiste
 * Jessantdelis
 * Jesuskind
 * Jetelový
 * Jilguero
 * Jirones
 * Jodenhoed
 * Johannisschüssel
 * Jougs
 * Judenhut
 * Jugs
 * Juice
 * Jumelle
 * Jungfrauenadler
 * Junipers
 * Järnmärken
 * Jülicher
 * Kairattu
 * Kalkan
 * Kalyna
 * Kanarischer
 * Kantele
 * Karlavagnen
 * Kastanienblätter
 * Kateřiny
 * Katharinenrad
 * Katzenelnbogen
 * Kaulkopf
 * Keros
 * Keruing
 * Kestrels
 * Ketels
 * Ketting
 * Keystones
 * Keythongs
 * Khamsa
 * Kienapfel
 * Kiewitt
 * Kingdom
 * Kirchenfahne
 * Kirchliche
 * Klao
 * Klauenflügel
 * Klöverbladskors
 * Kniaz
 * Knives
 * Knots
 * Known
 * Kobzars
 * Koekepan
 * Kolcolist
 * Komeet
 * Kommunevåpen
 * Kopparmärken
 * Korbiniansbär
 * Korolyov
 * Kosíře
 * Kowadło
 * Krakuska
 * Krampen
 * Kriekenbaum
 * Krises
 * Krojidla
 * Krückenschnitt
 * Kuhkopf
 * Kukris
 * Kulkors
 * Kumlen
 * Kummelit
 * Kumokärjet
 * Kuovit
 * Kurkölnischen
 * Kursch
 * Kuularisti
 * Kuusi
 * Kyljet
 * Kärjet
 * Kärpät
 * Kürsch

Capital L-Z

 * l'ancre
 * l'animal
 * l'aulne
 * Labels
 * Laboratory
 * Labori
 * Labrys
 * Lagopèdes
 * Lambertus
 * Lampagoes
 * Lampreys
 * Landelin
 * Lauburus
 * Laxstjärtskura
 * Lebensbaum
 * legionario
 * Leingarben
 * Leones
 * Leopardierter
 * Leopardo
 * Leopards
 * Lewark
 * Liebesknoten
 * Liebesseil
 * Lierre
 * Liesure
 * Liljekors
 * Lindenblatt
 * Lindenzweig
 * Lindworm
 * Lindworms
 * Linked
 * Linnenbladd
 * Linstocks
 * Literature
 * Lizards
 * Lleng
 * Lli
 * Llossa
 * Llosses
 * Llunell
 * Lobray
 * Lobsters
 * Locomotives
 * Log
 * Logistics
 * Lohenpyrstökoro
 * Lokys
 * Looms
 * Loriots
 * Lotuses
 * Lovak
 * Lozenges
 * Lozengy
 * Luces
 * Lucies
 * Ludovingian
 * Lumberjacks
 * Lundy’s
 * Lunel
 * Lunello
 * Luokka:Kirkolliset
 * Lurbira
 * Lures
 * Lvové
 * Lyhteet
 * Lymphads
 * Lynxes
 * Lyres
 * Lá
 * Lävistetty
 * Légion
 * Lüün
 * l'araldica
 * l'heràldica
 * l'héraldique
 * Maces
 * Machannelboom
 * Machinery
 * Mackerels
 * Macles
 * Madroño
 * Maestranza
 * Maestranzas
 * Magazines
 * Magnifying
 * Mahseer
 * Maimed
 * Maintenance
 * Mammals
 * Mammoths
 * Mandolins
 * Mannelboom
 * Mantling
 * Maples
 * Maps
 * Marcellinus
 * Maretak
 * Markmeißnischer
 * Marmots
 * Marquess
 * Marshalled
 * Marsupials
 * Martlet
 * Martlets
 * Martyred
 * Martyrs
 * Mascles
 * Masonry
 * Massacre
 * Massacres
 * Matchlock
 * Mater
 * Maternus
 * Maueranker
 * Mauerhaken
 * Maulbeerbaum
 * Maunches
 * Maurerkelle
 * Mazanky
 * Meander
 * Medal
 * Medals
 * Medical
 * Medieval
 * MedinaSidonia
 * Medinaceli
 * Medlar
 * Meerfrau
 * Meißener
 * Meißner
 * Melee
 * Melocotoneros
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 * Melons
 * Melusines
 * Melón
 * Membres
 * Menorah
 * Menschenkopf
 * Merkurstab
 * Merleta
 * Merlette
 * Merlettes
 * Mermaid
 * Mermaids
 * Mermen
 * Metallurgy
 * Methods
 * Midaskopf
 * Middle
 * Middleearth
 * Milanos
 * Milchkanne
 * Milestones
 * Millets
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 * Miniaturowej
 * Minvera
 * Mirrors
 * Mispelblüte
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 * Mitres
 * Modern
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 * Mondo
 * Monile
 * Monkeys
 * Monogram
 * Monograms
 * Monstrances
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 * MontmorencyLaval
 * Monuments
 * Moorcocks
 * Moorslayer
 * Moreheaded
 * Morgensterne
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 * Motto:Primus
 * Mouflons
 * Mounted
 * Mounts
 * Mulberries
 * Mulino
 * Multiple
 * Municipal
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 * Naked
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 * Oak
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 * Our
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 * Pancratius
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 * Partly
 * Partridges
 * Passionsnagel
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 * Pathfinder
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 * Pearls
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 * Pelourinhos
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 * Phaleristics
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 * Piran
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 * Pobocznica
 * Poggenstohl
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 * Polar
 * Poleaxes
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 * Pomegranate
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 * PopulusQue
 * Porcupines
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 * Pour
 * Pouring
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 * Principauté
 * Printable
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 * Profesjonalnej
 * Propellerpropellerhélice
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 * Ptarmigans
 * Publisher
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 * Punitive
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 * Quadruple
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 * Quatrefoils
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 * Ramsons
 * Random
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 * RhinelandPalatinate
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 * Ruined
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 * Runelike
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 * Rushnyks
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 * Résistance
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 * Saag
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 * Salamakoro
 * Salient
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 * Salomea
 * Saltire
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 * Saltirewise
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 * Sanguine
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 * SaracenicSurvey
 * Sarcophagi
 * Saskarmok
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 * Schuppenschnitt
 * Scientia
 * Scientific
 * Scimitar
 * Scimitarra
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 * Scobedos
 * ScolopendraJazz
 * Scrolls
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 * Seabass
 * Seabirds
 * Seadogs
 * Seahorses
 * Sealeaves
 * Sealions
 * Seapies
 * Seashells
 * Seastags
 * Seaweed
 * Seaxes
 * Second
 * Secretarybird
 * Section
 * Sedges
 * Seeblatt
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 * Sepulchre
 * Sepulchres
 * Sepulcros
 * Series
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 * Servatius
 * Seventh
 * Sevillas
 * Sewilli
 * Sextifoil
 * Sextuple
 * Sfinx
 * Shacklebolts
 * Shadoofs
 * Shakeforks
 * Shamrocks
 * Sharks
 * Sharpsburg
 * Shashkas
 * Shawl
 * Sheafs
 * Sheep
 * Sheeps
 * Shellfishes
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 * Shinbones
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 * Shooners
 * Shooters
 * Shoulder
 * Shovelers
 * Shovels
 * Shrubs
 * Shuttles
 * Siehe
 * Sieves
 * Signo
 * Signs
 * Similar
 * Singha
 * Sinister
 * Sittelles
 * Sitting
 * Sixte
 * Sixth
 * Sixtus
 * Sjöblad
 * Skeins
 * Skiing
 * Skyskuror
 * Slagor
 * Sleds
 * Sleeve
 * Sleeves
 * Sleipnir
 * Slings
 * Slovenčina
 * Snaffle
 * Snail
 * Snails
 * Snakes
 * Snigg
 * Snowflakes
 * Society
 * Socijalistička
 * Sodalitium
 * Sods
 * Soil
 * Soldiers
 * Sources
 * Soybeans
 * Sparrenleiste
 * Sparrows
 * Spearheads
 * Specific
 * Spetsar
 * Spickel
 * Spiders
 * Spielwürfel
 * Spindles
 * Spinning
 * Spirals
 * Spitzenschnitt
 * Splendor
 * Sporenrädlein
 * Spornrad
 * Sprig
 * Springböcke
 * Squids
 * Squirrels
 * Srpy
 * Stags
 * Stahlfarbe
 * Starlings
 * Statistics
 * Statues
 * Stauferlöwen
 * Steam
 * Stechpalmenblatt
 * Steernbild
 * Stehlík
 * Stemless
 * Stemma
 * Stepped
 * Sternenbilder
 * Stierhörner
 * Stierköpfe
 * Stirrups
 * Stoats
 * Stocherstange
 * Stockfish
 * Stoles
 * Strawberries
 * Straws
 * Struccok
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 * Study
 * Stummelästen
 * Sturzsparren
 * Subclass
 * Submarines
 * Sudis
 * Sugarloaf
 * Sulpitius
 * Sundials
 * Sunflowers
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 * Surrendered
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 * Svíčky
 * Swallowed
 * Swine
 * Syarikat
 * Sztuki
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 * Süül
 * Tables
 * Tacı
 * Tadpoles
 * Taevasinine
 * Talbots
 * Tamgha
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 * Tannenschnitt
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 * Templarios
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 * Testo
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 * Tierced
 * Tiercefeuilles
 * Tierkopf
 * Tierköpfe
 * Tiles
 * 1) - Tillbakaseende
 * Tilting
 * Timekeeper
 * Tipvogn
 * Tits
 * Toads
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 * Torches
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 * Towels
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 * Traba
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 * Transmission
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 * Trapezoids
 * Trays
 * Tre
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 * Treuil
 * Triangles
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 * tripleheaded
 * Trishula
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 * Trivets
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 * Trowel
 * Trowels
 * Truffel
 * Trummel
 * Trushes
 * Tryzub
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 * Turkishes
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 * Turnierhut
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 * Twoman
 * Tygers
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 * Têtard
 * Tête
 * Têtes
 * Třmen
 * Uccelli
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 * Uncial
 * Unicorn
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 * Unidos
 * Unit
 * Universal
 * University
 * Université
 * Unknown
 * Upon
 * Urns
 * Urogallos
 * Uross
 * Use
 * Used
 * Users
 * Using
 * Usually
 * Vaches
 * Vagelfoot
 * Vair
 * Valašky
 * Valid
 * Valleys
 * Valois-Anjou
 * Valois-Bourgogne
 * Valor
 * Valramienne
 * Varied
 * Varstat
 * Vartiotulet
 * Vases
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 * Vegetables
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 * Vereinigten
 * Verricello
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 * Vessels
 * Veterinary
 * Vexillology
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 * Viiri
 * Vikimedya
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 * Virtuti
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 * Vogelfuß
 * Volant
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 * Vrouw
 * Vulkaan
 * Vultures
 * Vyshyvanka
 * Vårdkasen
 * Vêtements
 * Včelí
 * Wachsende
 * Wachsglocke
 * Wagg
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 * Wallnut
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 * Walramian
 * Wapen
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 * Wappen.png
 * Wappenbild
 * Wappenfigur
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 * Wellenschnitt
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 * Welwitschia
 * Westfalenpferd
 * Weten
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 * Wildcats
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 * Windmill
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 * Winemaker
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 * Within
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 * Wopefigur
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 * Yarn
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 * Yellow
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 * Yokes
 * Yurts
 * Zarapitos
 * Zbruch
 * Ziegenkopf
 * Ziegenkopfadler
 * Zinnenschildhaupt
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 * Zirbelnuss
 * Zithers
 * Znak
 * Zubr
 * Zwillingsbalken
 * Zwillingsschrägbalken
 * Zwillingssparren
 * Zwingwerkzeug

French Wiktionary terms
Terms categorized as heraldic on fr.Wikt.


 * à dextre
 * à plomb
 * à senestre
 * à sénestre
 * abaissé (eagle sense attested?)
 * abouté
 * abyme
 * accolé
 * accolés
 * accompagné
 * accompagnement
 * accorné
 * accosté
 * accroupi
 * acculé
 * acculés
 * ache
 * achement
 * acier
 * acorné
 * adextré
 * adossé
 * adossés
 * affaissé
 * affronté
 * affrontés
 * affûté
 * aigle impériale
 * aiguisé
 * ailé
 * aire
 * ajouré
 * alaisé
 * alésé
 * alézé
 * alezé
 * allumé
 * alterné
 * amade
 * amanché
 * arg.
 * anché
 * ange
 * angemme
 * angenne
 * armes à enquerre
 * armes fausses
 * armes parlantes
 * armigère
 * armoiries
 * armorial
 * armoriste
 * arrêté
 * assis
 * assomptif
 * au naturel
 * au pied nourri
 * au point du chef
 * azur
 * bâillonné
 * bande
 * bandé
 * banneret
 * banqué
 * barbé
 * bardé
 * barre
 * barré
 * barré-bandé
 * base
 * bastillé
 * bastogne
 * batail
 * bataillé
 * bâton
 * baussant
 * becqué
 * becquée
 * besanté
 * bezan
 * bezant
 * bezanté
 * billeté
 * blason
 * blasonnement
 * bordure
 * boule
 * bourdonné
 * boutoi
 * boutoir
 * boutonné
 * brassardé
 * bretessé
 * bretesses
 * bridé
 * bris
 * brisé
 * briser
 * brisure
 * brochant
 * brochant sur le tout
 * brocher
 * brun
 * burelé
 * burèle
 * burelle
 * câblé
 * caboché
 * cabré
 * câbré
 * cadril
 * carnelé
 * carneler
 * champé
 * chantant
 * chape
 * chapé
 * chapé-chaussé
 * chapé-flammé
 * chapé-ployé
 * chaperonné
 * charge
 * chargé
 * chargeure
 * chargeüre
 * châtelé
 * chat-huané
 * chaussé-ployé
 * chef
 * chevelé
 * chevillé
 * chevron
 * chevronné
 * cimer
 * cimier
 * claires-voies
 * clariné
 * clavelé
 * clé
 * clef
 * clés de saint Pierre
 * cœur
 * colleté
 * comble
 * comété
 * compon
 * componé
 * componure
 * comte
 * contourné
 * contre-bandé
 * contre-barré
 * contre-bretêché
 * contre-cart
 * contre-chevron
 * contre-chevronné
 * contre-componé
 * contre-écart
 * contre-écarteler
 * contre-échangé
 * contre-fascé
 * contre-flambant
 * contre-fleuri
 * contre-fleuronné
 * contre-hermine
 * contre-herminé
 * contre-manché
 * contre-palé
 * contre-passants
 * contre-pointés
 * contre-posé
 * contre-potencé
 * contre-rampant
 * contre-saillant
 * contre-vair
 * contre-appaumé
 * contre-embrassé
 * contre-écartelé
 * contrevair
 * contrevairé
 * coupé mi-parti
 * coupeau
 * coupeaux
 * couponné
 * courant
 * courante
 * courante en
 * courantes en
 * courbé
 * couronne
 * couronné
 * couronne comtale
 * couronne murale
 * couronne navale
 * couronne royale
 * courti
 * couture
 * couvert
 * cramponné
 * crénelé
 * créquier
 * croisure
 * croix
 * croix celtique
 * croix fédérale
 * croix fléchée
 * croix helvétique
 * croix occitane
 * croix pattée
 * croix suisse
 * d’acier
 * danché
 * d’aplomb
 * d’argent
 * d’azur
 * de bleu céleste
 * de brun
 * de carnation
 * de cendré
 * de dextre
 * de fer
 * de gueules
 * de mûre
 * de péan
 * de pourpre
 * de prasine
 * de profil
 * de sable
 * de sanguine
 * de senestre
 * de sénestre
 * de sinople
 * de tanné
 * de tenné
 * de vair
 * de vair en pal
 * de vair en pointe
 * de vair ondé
 * de vair renversé
 * debout
 * de contre-hermine
 * de contre-vair
 * découplé
 * décussé
 * degré
 * de menu-contre-vair
 * de menu-vair
 * denché
 * denchure
 * détranché
 * devise
 * dévorant
 * dextre
 * d’herminais
 * d’hermine
 * d’herminite
 * diapré
 * divise
 * donjonné
 * d’or
 * d’orangé
 * dormant
 * dragon
 * dragonné
 * écaillé
 * écart
 * écartelé
 * écartelé en sautoir
 * écarteler
 * écartelure
 * échiqueté
 * écoté
 * écran
 * écusson
 * effaré
 * effarouché
 * effrayé
 * effréné
 * élancé
 * émail
 * émanche
 * émanché
 * émanchure
 * émaux
 * embâtonné
 * embâtonner
 * embouté
 * embrassé
 * emmanche
 * emmanché
 * émoussé
 * empenné
 * empiétant
 * empoignant
 * empoigné
 * en abîme
 * en bande
 * en barre
 * en chef
 * en cœur
 * en fasce
 * en nombril
 * en pal
 * en pals
 * en pied
 * en pointe
 * en sautoir
 * enchaîné
 * enchaussé
 * enclavé
 * enclos
 * endanché
 * enfilé
 * englanté
 * engoulé
 * engrêlé
 * engrêlure
 * enguiché
 * enquerre
 * ensanglanté
 * enté
 * enté en pointe
 * entravaillé
 * entrelacé
 * entretenu
 * entretenues
 * épanoui
 * éperon
 * éperonné
 * épine
 * éployé
 * équipé
 * équipollé
 * équipoller
 * escarre
 * esquarre
 * essonier
 * essorant
 * essoré
 * étagé
 * étaie
 * étendu
 * étincelant
 * étincelé
 * évidé
 * éviré
 * failli
 * fanon
 * fasce
 * fascé
 * fascer
 * faux
 * fendu
 * fenestré
 * fer
 * ferlé
 * fermaillé
 * ferré
 * feuille
 * feuillé
 * feuille d’argent
 * feuille d’or
 * fleureté
 * florencé
 * fourcheté
 * fourchu
 * fourrure
 * franc-quartier
 * frette
 * fretté
 * fruité
 * fumée
 * furieux
 * futé
 * garni
 * gemme
 * giron
 * gironné
 * gironné en croix
 * gisant
 * glandé
 * gorgé
 * gousset
 * goutte
 * gravissant
 * grille
 * grilleté
 * grimpant
 * gringolé
 * gringoler
 * gueules
 * guivré
 * habillé
 * hachure
 * hamaïde
 * haméïde
 * hardi
 * haussé
 * heaume
 * héraldique
 * héraldiser
 * héraldisme
 * hérissonné
 * herminais
 * hermine
 * herminé
 * herminite
 * hersé
 * homme vert
 * houppe
 * houssé
 * housser
 * immortalité
 * incendié
 * isalgue
 * issant
 * joug et flèches
 * juge d’armes
 * l’un sur l’autre
 * l’une sur l’autre
 * lacs d’amour
 * lambel
 * lambrequin
 * lampassé
 * lampasser
 * langué
 * léopardé
 * levé
 * levée
 * levron
 * lionné
 * lis
 * liston
 * litre
 * longé
 * loré
 * losange
 * maçonné
 * mal-gironné
 * manteau
 * mantel
 * mantelé
 * mantelé renversé
 * mariné
 * marqueté
 * masqué
 * membré
 * menu vair
 * menu-vair
 * métal
 * mi-vêtu
 * miraillé
 * mise en abyme
 * mitre
 * monstrueux
 * morné
 * morner
 * mornette
 * mortaisé
 * nébulé
 * nille
 * nillé
 * nombril
 * noué
 * noueux
 * nourri
 * obiit
 * ombre
 * ombre de
 * onceau
 * onglé
 * opposé
 * or
 * orangé
 * oreillé
 * organeau
 * orle
 * orlé
 * orné
 * ouvert
 * ouverte
 * paillé
 * paissant
 * pal
 * pâmé
 * pampré
 * panelle
 * panne
 * pannon
 * papelonné
 * para-héraldique
 * parahéraldique
 * parqué
 * parti
 * parti mi-coupé
 * partition
 * passant
 * patience
 * patté
 * pâturant
 * pavillonné
 * péan
 * peautré
 * penché
 * pennache
 * penne
 * percé
 * perché
 * péri
 * pic
 * pics
 * pièce
 * pièce diminuée
 * pièce honorable
 * pied
 * piété
 * pignonné
 * pile
 * plaine
 * planté
 * plongeant
 * ployé
 * plumail
 * plumeté
 * pointe
 * pommeté
 * pommetté
 * portée
 * porter
 * posé
 * posé en
 * posés en
 * potence
 * potencé
 * pourpre
 * pur
 * quartier
 * qui n’a pas d’armes porte un lion
 * radié
 * rai
 * ramé
 * rampant
 * ranchier
 * ravissant
 * rayonnant
 * rebattement
 * rebattu
 * recercelé
 * recoupé
 * recroiseté
 * redorte
 * regardant
 * rehaussé
 * renversé
 * retourné
 * rinceau
 * roc
 * rompu
 * rouant
 * sable
 * saillant
 * sanguine
 * sautant
 * sautoir
 * sauvage
 * scie
 * séant
 * sellé
 * semé
 * senestre
 * senestré
 * senois
 * sicamor
 * sigillant
 * sinople
 * sommé
 * source
 * soutenant
 * soutien
 * stangue
 * superposé
 * support
 * supports
 * sur le tout du tout
 * surbrisure
 * surchargé
 * surmonté
 * tabar
 * tabard
 * tout
 * trabe
 * tranché
 * tranche-maçonné
 * trangle
 * trangles
 * traversé
 * tréflé
 * trescheur
 * tronçonné
 * versé
 * vêtement
 * vêtu
 * vexillifère
 * vidé
 * vigilance
 * vilené
 * vivré
 * voguant
 * vol
 * volant
 * volté
 * voûté
 * vuidé

Meubles héraldiques en français

 * Catégorie:Meubles héraldiques en français


 * abeille
 * accouple
 * accouple de chiens
 * aéroplane
 * affût
 * agneau
 * agneau pascal
 * aiglat
 * aiglats
 * aigle
 * aigle bicéphale
 * aigle impériale
 * aiglette
 * aiglettes
 * aigliau
 * aiglon
 * aiglons
 * aile
 * Airavata
 * alcyon
 * alérion
 * amphiptère
 * amphisbène
 * amphistère
 * ancolie
 * ancre
 * ancre bouclée
 * ancre de muraille
 * âne
 * ange
 * angelot
 * anille
 * anille de muraille
 * anneau
 * annelet
 * annille
 * antélope
 * antilope héraldique
 * aqueduc
 * aquilon
 * arbalète
 * arbre
 * arc
 * archange
 * arche d’alliance
 * avant-mur
 * avion
 * badelaire
 * balai
 * balance
 * baleine
 * ballon
 * bannière
 * bar
 * baril
 * barrière
 * barrique
 * basilic
 * bateau
 * bâton de prieur
 * bâton prieural
 * batteur en grange
 * beffroi
 * bélier
 * besant
 * besant-tourteau
 * biche
 * biche à lait
 * bidon à lait
 * bièvre
 * billette
 * bison
 * bisse
 * bocquet
 * bœuf
 * bombe
 * bonnet albanais
 * bonnet phrygien
 * borée
 * bouc
 * bouclier
 * bouquetin
 * bourdon
 * bourdon de pèlerin
 * bourrelet
 * bouse
 * boussole
 * bouterolle
 * bras
 * brebis
 * bris-d’huis
 * broie
 * broye
 * bûcheron
 * buffle
 * burin
 * buse
 * cadril
 * caducée
 * calice
 * canard
 * cancerlin
 * cane
 * canette
 * canon
 * cantonner
 * carré
 * carreau
 * carreau de jeu de cartes
 * castor
 * centaure
 * centaure-sagittaire
 * cep de vigne
 * cerbère
 * cerf
 * chabot
 * chaîne
 * chamois
 * champion
 * chantepleure
 * chapelle
 * chaperon
 * chardon
 * chariot
 * chat
 * château
 * château-fort
 * chausse-trape
 * chaussure
 * chauve-souris
 * chêne
 * chérubin
 * cheval
 * chevalier
 * chevalier du Temple
 * ciseau à bois
 * ciseau de sculpteur
 * ciseaux
 * claire-voie
 * claricorde
 * clé
 * clef
 * clés de saint Pierre
 * cloche
 * clochette
 * clou
 * clou de la Passion
 * cochon
 * cœur
 * cœur vendéen
 * couronne comtale
 * couronne d’épines
 * couronne de laurier
 * couronne de reine
 * couronne fleuronnée
 * couronne murale
 * couronne navale
 * couronne royale
 * couteau
 * couteau de chasse
 * couteau de tanneur
 * couteau de vigneron
 * coutelas
 * crabe
 * crampon
 * crancelin
 * crantzelin
 * crapaud
 * crevette
 * cristal de givre
 * cristal de neige
 * crocodile
 * croisette
 * croissant
 * crosse
 * cyclamor
 * cygne
 * dahu
 * daim
 * dard
 * dauphin
 * défense
 * demi-ramure
 * demi-vol
 * derrick
 * dextrochère
 * diadème
 * donjon
 * doublet
 * drakkar
 * écot
 * écrevisse
 * écureuil
 * écurieu
 * église
 * élan
 * éléphant
 * émeraude
 * émerillon
 * enclume
 * engrenage
 * entre-mur
 * Éole
 * épée
 * éperon
 * épervier
 * épieu
 * équerre
 * Erawan
 * escarboucle
 * étendard
 * éternité
 * étoile
 * faisceau
 * faisceau de licteur
 * falot
 * fanal
 * faucheur
 * faucon
 * fayard
 * fer de dard
 * fer de flèche
 * fer de lance
 * fer de pique
 * fer-de-moulin
 * feu
 * flambeau
 * flamme
 * flèche
 * fleur de lis
 * flobard
 * flocon
 * flocon de neige
 * fontaine
 * fontaine héraldique
 * force
 * forces de tondeur
 * forgeron
 * foudre
 * foudre ailé
 * four
 * four à chaux
 * fourmi
 * francisque
 * fusée
 * fusil
 * fût de canon
 * gabarot
 * galère
 * gant
 * gantelet
 * genette
 * gerfaut
 * givre
 * globe
 * gonfalon
 * gonfanon
 * gouffre
 * goupil
 * grêlier
 * grelot
 * grenade
 * grenouille
 * griffon
 * grille
 * grillet
 * grue
 * guêpe
 * guidon
 * guitare
 * guivre
 * gulpe
 * guse
 * hache
 * hache à double tranchant
 * hache d’armes
 * hache franque
 * haie
 * hallebarde
 * hanap
 * harpe
 * harpie
 * hast
 * hérisson
 * héron
 * herse
 * herse de labour
 * herse sarrasine
 * heurte
 * hibou
 * homard
 * houe
 * houseau
 * huchet
 * huître
 * hulotte
 * huppe fasciée
 * hure
 * hydre
 * if
 * jambe
 * jambière
 * jars
 * javelot
 * khamsa
 * kriss
 * lacs d’amour
 * lampe
 * lampe de mineur
 * lance
 * lance de tournoi
 * lapin
 * léopard
 * levrette
 * lévrier
 * lézard
 * libellule
 * licorne
 * lièvre
 * lion
 * lionne
 * locomotive
 * losange
 * loup
 * lune
 * lunel
 * luth
 * lyre
 * macle
 * maillet
 * main
 * main de Fatima
 * mammouth
 * manche
 * manche mal-taillée
 * marteau
 * marteau d’armes
 * marteau de Thor
 * massacre
 * massacre crucifère
 * masse
 * masse d’armes
 * massette
 * massue
 * mélusine
 * membre
 * mer
 * merlette
 * merlusine
 * meunier
 * mitre
 * Mjöllnir
 * molette d’éperon
 * monde
 * mont
 * montagne
 * montgolfière
 * mouche
 * moucheture d’hermine
 * mouflon
 * moulin
 * moulin à vent
 * mousquet
 * mouton
 * mur
 * navette
 * navire
 * nef
 * nuage
 * nuée
 * obélisque
 * œil de faucon
 * ogoesse
 * oie
 * olifant
 * ombre de soleil
 * ombrelle
 * onde
 * orgue
 * oriflamme
 * otelle
 * otelles
 * ouroboros
 * ours
 * palissade
 * paon
 * papillon
 * patte
 * pavillon
 * pégase
 * pélican
 * pennon
 * phare
 * phénix
 * phéon
 * pic de mineur
 * pigeon
 * pin
 * pioche
 * piolet
 * pique
 * plaquebière
 * plate
 * pointerolle de mineur
 * poisson
 * pomme
 * pont
 * porc
 * porc-épic
 * poulaine
 * proboscide
 * puits
 * pyramide
 * quadril
 * quartz
 * quintaine
 * quintefeuille
 * rais d’escarboucle
 * ramure
 * ranseur
 * rapière
 * rapporteur d’angle
 * râteau
 * renard
 * rencontre
 * rivière
 * roc d’échiquier
 * rocher
 * rose
 * rose des vents
 * roue
 * roue d’engrenage
 * roue d’horloge
 * roue de moulin
 * roue de Sainte-Catherine
 * roue dentée
 * rubis
 * rustre
 * sabot
 * sabre
 * saint
 * salamandre
 * sanglier
 * saumon
 * sauterelle
 * sauvage
 * scie
 * senestrochère
 * sénestrochère
 * serpent
 * sicamor
 * sirène
 * sirène à double queue
 * soleil
 * soleil couchant
 * soleil éclipsé
 * soleil éteint
 * soleil non figuré
 * soleil rayonnant
 * soleil vidé
 * soleil virgulé
 * somme
 * soulier
 * sphère
 * sphère armillaire
 * sphinx
 * taon
 * tarasque
 * taureau
 * temple
 * templier
 * tenaille
 * tête
 * tête de Maure
 * tête de râteau
 * tête humaine
 * TGV
 * tiare
 * tonneau
 * torche
 * torque
 * tortue
 * tour
 * tourteau
 * tourteau-besant
 * tourterelle
 * triangle
 * triquètre
 * triquètre sicilienne
 * triskel
 * triskèle
 * trompe
 * trompe d’éléphant
 * trompe de chasse
 * truie
 * truite
 * tumulus
 * vache
 * vaisseau
 * vannet
 * vautour
 * verrat
 * vièle
 * vigneron
 * violon
 * vire
 * vires
 * vivre
 * vol
 * volet
 * volute de crosse
 * vouivre
 * vuivre


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