Cross-reference for Digital Heraldry Ontology classes, object properties and data properties back to ToC

This section provides details for each class and property defined by Digital Heraldry Ontology.

Classes

(2:1)c back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#(2:1)

has super-classes
Arrangement c

(3:2:1)c back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#(3:2:1)

has super-classes
Arrangement c

(3:3)c back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#(3:3)

has super-classes
Arrangement c

Addorsedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Addorsed

has super-classes
Arrangement c

Affrontedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Affronted

has super-classes
Arrangement c

Aiglec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Aigle

has super-classes
Charge c

Anchorc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Anchor

has super-classes
Charge c

Anneletc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Annelet

has super-classes
Charge c

Annuletc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Annulet

has super-classes
Charge c

Antlerc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Antler

has super-classes
Charge c

Argentc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Argent

has super-classes
metal c

Armc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Arm

has super-classes
Charge c

Armedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Armed

has super-classes
Modifier c

Arrangementc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Arrangement

Terms to indicate the way two or more charges of the same type are visually placed in relation to each other.
has sub-classes
(2:1) c, (3:2:1) c, (3:3) c, Addorsed c, Affronted c, Bendwise c, ConjoinedInPairle c, Fesswise c, FromEdgesInwards c, InBend c, InFess c, InPale c, InSaltire c, OrleOf c, Palewise c, PerBend c, PerChevron c, PerFess c, PerPale c, PosedBendwise c

Arrowc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Arrow

has super-classes
Charge c

Arrowheadc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Arrowhead

has super-classes
Charge c

Axec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Axe

has super-classes
Charge c

Azurec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Azure

has super-classes
colour c

Barc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Bar

has super-classes
Charge c

Barbelc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Barbel

has super-classes
Charge c

BarOfLozengesc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarOfLozenges

has super-classes
Charge c

Barrulyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Barruly

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarrulyFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarrulyParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarrulyRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarrulydeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Barryc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Barry

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarryFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarryGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarryOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarryParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarryRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarrydeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Bearc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Bear

has super-classes
Charge c

BearsHeadc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BearsHead

has super-classes
Charge c

BellFramec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BellFrame

has super-classes
Charge c

Bendc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Bend

has super-classes
Charge c

BendCotisedPotentyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendCotisedPotenty

has super-classes
Charge c

BendOfLozengesc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendOfLozenges

has super-classes
Charge c, Pattern c

Bendwisec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Bendwise

has super-classes
Arrangement c

Bendyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Bendy

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendyFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendyGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendyParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendyRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendydeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Birdc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Bird

has super-classes
Charge c

Birdcagec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Birdcage

has super-classes
Charge c

BlazonTermDefinitionc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BlazonTermDefinition

A definition, e.g. by a single author or textbook reference, that describes the meaning of a single heraldic term. One BlazonTermDefinition can be attributed with one or multiple multilingual labels.
has members
BarrulyFox-Davies ni, BarrulyParker ni, BarrulyRietstap ni, BarrulydeBoos ni, BarryFox-Davies ni, BarryGritzner ni, BarryOswald ni, BarryParker ni, BarryRietstap ni, BarrydeBoos ni, BendyFox-Davies ni, BendyGritzner ni, BendyParker ni, BendyRietstap ni, BendydeBoos ni, CheckyFox-Davies ni, CheckyGritzner ni, CheckyOswald ni, CheckyParker ni, CheckyRietstap ni, CheckydeBoos ni, ChevronnyFox-Davies ni, ChevronnyGritzner ni, ChevronnyOswald ni, ChevronnyParker ni, ChevronnyRietstap ni, ChevronnydeBoos ni, FrettyFox-Davies ni, FrettyGritzner ni, FrettyOswald ni, FrettyParker ni, FrettyRietstap ni, FrettydeBoos ni, GironnyFox-Davies ni, GironnyGritzner ni, GironnyOswald ni, GironnyParker ni, GironnyRietstap ni, GironnydeBoos ni, LozengyFox-Davies ni, LozengyGritzner ni, LozengyOswald ni, LozengyParker ni, LozengyRietstap ni, LozengydeBoos ni, MasonedOswald ni, MasonedParker ni, MasonedRietstap ni, MasoneddeBoos ni, PalyFox-Davies ni, PalyParker ni, PalyRietstap ni, PalydeBoos ni, PerBendFox-Davies ni, PerBendGritzner ni, PerBendParker ni, PerBendRietstap ni, PerBenddeBoos ni, PerChevronFox-Davies ni, PerChevronGritzner ni, PerChevronParker ni, PerChevronRietstap ni, PerChevrondeBoos ni, PerFessFox-Davies ni, PerFessGritzner ni, PerFessParker ni, PerFessRietstap ni, PerFessdeBoos ni, PerPaleFox-Davies ni, PerPaleGritzner ni, PerPaleOswald ni, PerPaleParker ni, PerPaleRietstap ni, PerPaledeBoos ni, PerSaltireFox-Davies ni, PerSaltireGritzner ni, PerSaltireParker ni, PerSaltireRietstap ni, PerSaltiredeBoos ni, PlainGritzner ni, PlainOswald ni, PlainParker ni, PlainRietstap ni, PlaindeBoos ni, TiercedFox-Davies ni, TiercedGritzner ni, TiercedParker ni, TiercedRietstap ni, TierceddeBoos ni, VairFox-Davies ni, VairGritzner ni, VairOswald ni, VairParker ni, VairRietstap ni, VairdeBoos ni, VairyFox-Davies ni, VairyGritzner ni, VairyOswald ni, VairyParker ni, VairyRietstap ni, VairydeBoos ni

Bluebellc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Bluebell

has super-classes
Charge c

Boatc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Boat

has super-classes
Charge c

Bodkinc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Bodkin

has super-classes
Charge c

Bookc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Book

has super-classes
Charge c

Borderc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Border

has super-classes
Charge c

BorderRoundelyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BorderRoundely

has super-classes
Charge c

Bucklec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Buckle

has super-classes
Charge c

Bugle-Hornc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Bugle-Horn

has super-classes
Charge c

Bullc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Bull

has super-classes
Charge c

BullsFacec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BullsFace

has super-classes
Charge c

Calvec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Calve

has super-classes
Charge c

Cantonc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Canton

has super-classes
Charge c

Castelyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Castely

has super-classes
Pattern c

Castlec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Castle

has super-classes
Charge c

Cerfc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Cerf

has super-classes
Charge c

Chapletc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Chaplet

has super-classes
Charge c

Chargec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Charge

A single visual object that is used on a coat of arms. A charge must be discernible as a visual item that does not cover the coat of arms as a whole (unlike a Pattern). Each term of the class charge may be used on its own to blazon a coat of arms.
has sub-classes
Aigle c, Anchor c, Annelet c, Annulet c, Antler c, Arm c, Arrow c, Arrowhead c, Axe c, Bar c, BarOfLozenges c, Barbel c, Bear c, BearsHead c, BellFrame c, Bend c, BendCotisedPotenty c, BendOfLozenges c, Bird c, Birdcage c, Bluebell c, Boat c, Bodkin c, Book c, Border c, BorderRoundely c, Buckle c, Bugle-Horn c, Bull c, BullsFace c, Calve c, Canton c, Castle c, Cerf c, Chaplet c, Chevron c, Chicot c, Chief c, Cinquefoil c, Cock c, CoveredCup c, Crampon c, Crancelin c, CrequerPlant c, Crescent c, CrestOfWings c, Cross c, CrossBotonny c, CrossCrosslets c, CrossCrossly c, CrossFormy c, CrossMoline c, CrossOfAvis c, CrossOfJerusalem c, Crown c, Cushion c, CushionTasseled c, Demi-Eagle c, Dice c, Dog c, DogsHead c, Dolphin c, DonkeysHead c, DoubleTressure c, DoubleTressureFlory c, DoubleTressureFlory-Counterflory c, Dove c, Dragon c, Eagle c, EaglesHead c, ElmBranch c, Empty c, Escallop c, EscutchOf c, Escutcheon c, Estoile c, Fess c, FessOfLozenges c, Fish c, FishHauriant c, Flanchi c, Fleur-De-Lis c, Fleur-De-LisOnPartition c, Fretty c, Gamb c, Garb c, GarlicPlant c, Gem-Ring c, Gonfanon c, Greyhound c, Griffin c, Hammer c, Harp c, Heart c, Helmet c, HumanHead c, IbexHorn c, ImperialCrown c, Increscent c, IronGrate c, Key c, Label c, Ladder c, Leaf c, Leek c, LeopardsFace c, LeopardsHead c, Letters c, Lion c, LionsHead c, LobstersClaw c, Lozenge c, Mace c, Mallet c, Mallets c, Martlet c, Mascle c, Maunch c, MaunchFisted c, Mill-Rind c, Millstone c, Mirror c, Molette c, Monk c, Moorcock c, Mount c, MountedKnight c, Mullet c, NavarreChain c, Nettleleaf c, PairOfPincers c, Pale c, Panther c, Pile c, Pincers c, Popinjay c, Pouch c, QueensFace c, Quina c, Rake c, ReedMace c, Ring c, Rose c, RoseLeaf c, Roundel c, Saltire c, Scissor c, SerpentCoiled c, Sickle c, Staff c, Stag c, Star c, StarOf7Pt c, Swan c, Sword c, Talbot c, TalbotsHead c, Talon c, Text c, Tower c, Tree c, Triskele c, Trumpet c, Unicorn c, Viol c, Water-Bouget c, WaterBouget c, WaterlilyLeaf c, Wheel c, WheelOnPartition c, Wing c, Wolf c, Wolf-Hook c, WolfsHead c, seme c

Checkyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Checky

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckyFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckyGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckyOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckyParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckyRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckydeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Chevronc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Chevron

has super-classes
Charge c

Chevronnyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Chevronny

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnyFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnyGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnyOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnyParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnyRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnydeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Chicotc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Chicot

has super-classes
Charge c

Chiefc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Chief

has super-classes
Charge c

Cinquefoilc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Cinquefoil

has super-classes
Charge c

CoatOfArmsc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CoatOfArms

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

Cockc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Cock

has super-classes
Charge c

colourc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Colour

has super-classes
Tincture c
has sub-classes
Azure c, Gules c, Purpure c, Sable c, Vert c

Componyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Compony

has super-classes
Pattern c

ConjoinedInPairlec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ConjoinedInPairle

has super-classes
Arrangement c

Cotisedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Cotised

has super-classes
Line c

Counterchargedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Countercharged

has super-classes
Modifier c

Coupedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Couped

has super-classes
Modifier c

CoveredCupc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CoveredCup

has super-classes
Charge c

Cowardlyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Cowardly

has super-classes
Modifier c

Cramponc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Crampon

has super-classes
Charge c

Crancelinc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Crancelin

has super-classes
Charge c

Crenelatedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Crenelated

has super-classes
Line c

CrequerPlantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CrequerPlant

has super-classes
Charge c

Crescentc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Crescent

has super-classes
Charge c

CrestOfWingsc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CrestOfWings

has super-classes
Charge c

Crossc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Cross

has super-classes
Charge c

CrossBotonnyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CrossBotonny

has super-classes
Charge c

CrossCrossletsc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CrossCrosslets

has super-classes
Charge c

CrossCrosslyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CrossCrossly

has super-classes
Charge c

CrossFormyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CrossFormy

has super-classes
Charge c

CrossMolinec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CrossMoline

has super-classes
Charge c

CrossOfAvisc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CrossOfAvis

has super-classes
Charge c

CrossOfJerusalemc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CrossOfJerusalem

has super-classes
Charge c

Crownc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Crown

has super-classes
Charge c

Crownedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Crowned

has super-classes
Modifier c

Curledc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Curled

has super-classes
Modifier c

Cushionc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Cushion

has super-classes
Charge c

CushionTasseledc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CushionTasseled

has super-classes
Charge c

Dancettyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Dancetty

has super-classes
Line c

Demi-Eaglec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Demi-Eagle

has super-classes
Charge c

Demi-Gironnyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Demi-Gironny

has super-classes
Pattern c

Dexterc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Dexter

has super-classes
Direction c

Dicec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Dice

has super-classes
Charge c

Directionc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Direction

Heraldic terms for the directions "left" and "right". May be used to more accurately describe the placement of a charge or the alignment of a pattern.
has sub-classes
Dexter c, Sinister c

Dogc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Dog

has super-classes
Charge c

DogsHeadc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#DogsHead

has super-classes
Charge c

Dolphinc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Dolphin

has super-classes
Charge c

DonkeysHeadc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#DonkeysHead

has super-classes
Charge c

Doubleheadedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Doubleheaded

has super-classes
Modifier c

DoubleTressurec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#DoubleTressure

has super-classes
Charge c

DoubleTressureFloryc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#DoubleTressureFlory

has super-classes
Charge c

DoubleTressureFlory-Counterfloryc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#DoubleTressureFlory-Counterflory

has super-classes
Charge c

Dovec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Dove

has super-classes
Charge c

Dragonc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Dragon

has super-classes
Charge c

Eaglec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Eagle

has super-classes
Charge c

EaglesHeadc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#EaglesHead

has super-classes
Charge c

ElmBranchc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ElmBranch

has super-classes
Charge c

Embattled-Counterembattledc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Embattled-Counterembattled

has super-classes
Line c

Embowedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Embowed

has super-classes
Modifier c

Emptyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Empty

has super-classes
Charge c

Enflamedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Enflamed

has super-classes
Modifier c

Engrailedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Engrailed

has super-classes
Line c

Erectc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Erect

has super-classes
Modifier c

Erminec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Ermine

has super-classes
fur c

Escallopc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Escallop

has super-classes
Charge c

Escutcheonc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Escutcheon

has super-classes
Charge c
has sub-classes
Inescutcheon c

EscutchOfc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#EscutchOf

has super-classes
Charge c

Estoilec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Estoile

has super-classes
Charge c

Fessc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Fess

has super-classes
Charge c

FessOfLozengesc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#FessOfLozenges

has super-classes
Charge c

Fesswisec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Fesswise

has super-classes
Arrangement c

Fieldc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Field

The canvas of a shield. Each field must have a pattern and at least one tincture and may have one or more Layers. A Field can be marshalled to incorporate multiple objects of the type CoatOfArms.

Fimbriatedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Fimbriated

has super-classes
Line c

FireBreathingc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#FireBreathing

has super-classes
Modifier c

Fishc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Fish

has super-classes
Charge c

FishHauriantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#FishHauriant

has super-classes
Charge c

Flanchic back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Flanchi

has super-classes
Charge c

Fleur-De-Lisc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Fleur-De-Lis

has super-classes
Charge c

Fleur-De-LisOnPartitionc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Fleur-De-LisOnPartition

has super-classes
Charge c

Flory-Counterfloryc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Flory-Counterflory

has super-classes
Modifier c

Flyingc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Flying

has super-classes
Modifier c

Frettyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Fretty

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#FrettyFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#FrettyGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#FrettyOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#FrettyParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#FrettyRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#FrettydeBoos
has super-classes
Charge c

FromEdgesInwardsc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#FromEdgesInwards

has super-classes
Arrangement c

furc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Fur

has super-classes
Tincture c
has sub-classes
Ermine c, Vair c, Vairy c

Gambc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Gamb

has super-classes
Charge c

Garbc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Garb

has super-classes
Charge c

GarlicPlantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#GarlicPlant

has super-classes
Charge c

Gem-Ringc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Gem-Ring

has super-classes
Charge c

Gemelc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Gemel

has super-classes
Modifier c

Gironnyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Gironny

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#GironnyFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#GironnyGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#GironnyOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#GironnyParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#GironnyRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#GironnydeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Gonfanonc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Gonfanon

has super-classes
Charge c

Gorgedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Gorged

has super-classes
Modifier c

Gradyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Grady

has super-classes
Line c

Greyhoundc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Greyhound

has super-classes
Charge c

Griffinc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Griffin

has super-classes
Charge c

Guardantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Guardant

has super-classes
Modifier c

Gulesc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Gules

has super-classes
colour c

Hammerc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Hammer

has super-classes
Charge c

Harpc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Harp

has super-classes
Charge c

Heartc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Heart

has super-classes
Charge c

Helmetc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Helmet

has super-classes
Charge c

Hoodedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Hooded

has super-classes
Modifier c

HumanHeadc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#HumanHead

has super-classes
Charge c

IbexHornc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#IbexHorn

has super-classes
Charge c

ImperialCrownc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ImperialCrown

has super-classes
Charge c

InBendc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#InBend

has super-classes
Arrangement c

Increscentc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Increscent

has super-classes
Charge c

Indentedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Indented

has super-classes
Line c

Inescutcheonc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Inescutcheon

has super-classes
Escutcheon c

InFessc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#InFess

has super-classes
Arrangement c

InLurec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#InLure

has super-classes
Modifier c

InOmbrec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#InOmbre

has super-classes
Tincture c

InPalec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#InPale

has super-classes
Arrangement c

InSaltirec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#InSaltire

has super-classes
Arrangement c

Invertedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Inverted

has super-classes
Modifier c

IronGratec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#IronGrate

has super-classes
Charge c

Issantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Issant

has super-classes
Modifier c

Keyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Key

has super-classes
Charge c

Labelc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Label

has super-classes
Charge c

Ladderc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Ladder

has super-classes
Charge c

Languedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Langued

has super-classes
Modifier c

Layerc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Layer

A group of one or more Charges that form a strong visual relation between each other. A Layer may be connected to other Layers by using hasVisualRelation.

Leafc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Leaf

has super-classes
Charge c

Leekc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Leek

has super-classes
Charge c

LeopardsFacec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LeopardsFace

has super-classes
Charge c

LeopardsHeadc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LeopardsHead

has super-classes
Charge c

Lettersc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Letters

has super-classes
Charge c

Linec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Line

Terms to specify distinct styles how lines and borders are drawn on a Charge or Pattern. A Line cannot be used on its own, but must be used as part of an object of type Charge or Pattern.
has sub-classes
Cotised c, Crenelated c, Dancetty c, Embattled-Counterembattled c, Engrailed c, Fimbriated c, Grady c, Indented c, Nebuly c, PerFessIndented c, Undy c

line modifierc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LineModifier

has super-classes
Modifier c
has sub-classes
PerFess c

Lionc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Lion

has super-classes
Charge c

LionsHeadc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LionsHead

has super-classes
Charge c

LobstersClawc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LobstersClaw

has super-classes
Charge c

Lozengec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Lozenge

has super-classes
Charge c

Lozengyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Lozengy

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LozengyFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LozengyGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LozengyOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LozengyParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LozengyRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#LozengydeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Macec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Mace

has super-classes
Charge c

Malletc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Mallet

has super-classes
Charge c

Malletsc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Mallets

has super-classes
Charge c

MarshallingTypec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#MarshallingType

Heraldic terms to describe how a Field can be divided to include multiple different coats of arms.
has sub-classes
PerFess c, PerPale c, PerQuarter c, PerSaltire c

Martletc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Martlet

has super-classes
Charge c

Masclec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Mascle

has super-classes
Charge c

Masonedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Masoned

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#MasonedOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#MasonedParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#MasonedRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#MasoneddeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Maunchc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Maunch

has super-classes
Charge c

MaunchFistedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#MaunchFisted

has super-classes
Charge c

metalc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Metal

has super-classes
Tincture c
has sub-classes
Argent c, Or c

Mill-Rindc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Mill-Rind

has super-classes
Charge c

Millstonec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Millstone

has super-classes
Charge c

Mirrorc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Mirror

has super-classes
Charge c

Missingc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Missing

has super-classes
Tincture c

Modifierc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Modifier

Heraldic terms that change the appearance of a Charge while at the same time preserving the identity of said charge. A Modifier must always be connected to a single Charge.
has sub-classes
Armed c, Countercharged c, Couped c, Cowardly c, Crowned c, Curled c, Doubleheaded c, Embowed c, Enflamed c, Erect c, FireBreathing c, Flory-Counterflory c, Flying c, Gemel c, Gorged c, Guardant c, Hooded c, InLure c, Inverted c, Issant c, Langued c, Naiant c, Naissant c, Nimbed c, Of7Pt c, Of8Pt c, Passant c, PiedNouri c, Pierced c, QueueFourchy c, Rampant c, Salient c, Segreant c, Sejant c, Slipped c, Statant c, Stringed c, Tasseled c, WithLionsClaws c, line modifier c

Molettec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Molette

has super-classes
Charge c

Monkc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Monk

has super-classes
Charge c

Moorcockc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Moorcock

has super-classes
Charge c

Mountc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Mount

has super-classes
Charge c

MountedKnightc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#MountedKnight

has super-classes
Charge c

Mulletc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Mullet

has super-classes
Charge c

Multiplec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Multiple

States that something is displayed a number multiple times. If this class is used, this number is always greater than one. This class may be used to describe multiple occurrences of something when the specific number is either irrelevant for the heraldic description or unknown.

Naiantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Naiant

has super-classes
Modifier c

Naissantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Naissant

has super-classes
Modifier c

Naturelc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Naturel

has super-classes
Tincture c

Nebulyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Nebuly

has super-classes
Line c

Nettleleafc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Nettleleaf

has super-classes
Charge c

Nimbedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Nimbed

has super-classes
Modifier c

Of7Ptc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Of7Pt

has super-classes
Modifier c

Of8Ptc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Of8Pt

has super-classes
Modifier c

Orc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Or

has super-classes
metal c

OrleOfc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#OrleOf

has super-classes
Arrangement c

PairOfPincersc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PairOfPincers

has super-classes
Charge c

Palec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Pale

has super-classes
Charge c

Palewisec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Palewise

has super-classes
Arrangement c

Palyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Paly

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PalyFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PalyParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PalyRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PalydeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Paly-Bendyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Paly-Bendy

has super-classes
Pattern c

Pantherc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Panther

has super-classes
Charge c

Passantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Passant

has super-classes
Modifier c

Patternc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Pattern

Terms to describe distinct patterns, covering the whole of an area. A pattern can be used by a Field as well as by a Charge.
has sub-classes
Barruly c, Barry c, BendOfLozenges c, Bendy c, Castely c, Checky c, Chevronny c, Compony c, Demi-Gironny c, Gironny c, Lozengy c, Masoned c, Paly c, Paly-Bendy c, PerBend c, PerChevron c, PerFess c, PerPale c, PerSaltire c, Pily-Barry c, Pily-Bendy c, Plain c, Quarterly c, Tierced c

PerBendc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerBend

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerBendFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerBendGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerBendParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerBendRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerBenddeBoos
has super-classes
Arrangement c, Pattern c

PerChevronc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerChevron

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerChevronFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerChevronGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerChevronParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerChevronRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerChevrondeBoos
has super-classes
Arrangement c, Pattern c

PerFessc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerFess

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerFessFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerFessGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerFessParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerFessRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerFessdeBoos
has super-classes
Arrangement c, MarshallingType c, Pattern c, line modifier c

PerFessIndentedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerFessIndented

has super-classes
Line c

PerPalec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerPale

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerPaleFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerPaleGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerPaleOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerPaleParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerPaleRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerPaledeBoos
has super-classes
Arrangement c, MarshallingType c, Pattern c

PerQuarterc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerQuarter

has super-classes
MarshallingType c

PerSaltirec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerSaltire

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerSaltireFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerSaltireGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerSaltireParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerSaltireRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PerSaltiredeBoos
has super-classes
MarshallingType c, Pattern c

PiedNouric back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PiedNouri

has super-classes
Modifier c

Piercedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Pierced

has super-classes
Modifier c

Pilec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Pile

has super-classes
Charge c

Pily-Barryc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Pily-Barry

comment
has super-classes
Pattern c

Pily-Bendyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Pily-Bendy

comment
has super-classes
Pattern c

Pincersc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Pincers

has super-classes
Charge c

Plainc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Plain

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PlainGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PlainOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PlainParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PlainRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PlaindeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Popinjayc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Popinjay

has super-classes
Charge c

PosedBendwisec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#PosedBendwise

has super-classes
Arrangement c

Pouchc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Pouch

has super-classes
Charge c

Purpurec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Purpure

has super-classes
colour c

Quarterlyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Quarterly

has super-classes
Pattern c

QueensFacec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#QueensFace

has super-classes
Charge c

QueueFourchyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#QueueFourchy

has super-classes
Modifier c

Quinac back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Quina

has super-classes
Charge c

Rakec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Rake

has super-classes
Charge c

Rampantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Rampant

has super-classes
Modifier c

ReedMacec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ReedMace

has super-classes
Charge c

Ringc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Ring

has super-classes
Charge c

Rosec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Rose

has super-classes
Charge c

RoseLeafc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#RoseLeaf

has super-classes
Charge c

Roundelc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Roundel

has super-classes
Charge c

Sablec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Sable

has super-classes
colour c

Salientc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Salient

has super-classes
Modifier c

Saltirec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Saltire

has super-classes
Charge c

Scissorc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Scissor

has super-classes
Charge c

Segreantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Segreant

has super-classes
Modifier c

Sejantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Sejant

has super-classes
Modifier c

semec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Seme

has super-classes
Charge c

SerpentCoiledc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#SerpentCoiled

has super-classes
Charge c

Sicklec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Sickle

has super-classes
Charge c

Sinisterc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Sinister

has super-classes
Direction c

Slippedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Slipped

has super-classes
Modifier c

Staffc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Staff

has super-classes
Charge c

Stagc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Stag

has super-classes
Charge c

stainc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Stain

has super-classes
Tincture c
has sub-classes
Tenne c

Starc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Star

has super-classes
Charge c

StarOf7Ptc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#StarOf7Pt

has super-classes
Charge c

Statantc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Statant

has super-classes
Modifier c

Stringedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Stringed

has super-classes
Modifier c

Swanc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Swan

has super-classes
Charge c

Swordc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Sword

has super-classes
Charge c

Talbotc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Talbot

has super-classes
Charge c

TalbotsHeadc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#TalbotsHead

has super-classes
Charge c

Talonc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Talon

has super-classes
Charge c

Tasseledc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Tasseled

has super-classes
Modifier c

Tennec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Tenne

has super-classes
stain c

Textc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Text

has super-classes
Charge c

Tiercedc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Tierced

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#TiercedFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#TiercedGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#TiercedParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#TiercedRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#TierceddeBoos
has super-classes
Pattern c

Tincturec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Tincture

Terms for heraldic tinctures to colour elements of a coat of arms.
has sub-classes
InOmbre c, Missing c, Naturel c, colour c, fur c, metal c, stain c

Towerc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Tower

has super-classes
Charge c

Treec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Tree

has super-classes
Charge c

Triskelec back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Triskele

has super-classes
Charge c

Trumpetc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Trumpet

has super-classes
Charge c

Undyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Undy

has super-classes
Line c

Unicornc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Unicorn

has super-classes
Charge c

Vairc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Vair

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairdeBoos
has super-classes
fur c

Vairyc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Vairy

comment
Is defined by
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairyFox-Davies
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairyGritzner
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairyOswald
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairyParker
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairyRietstap
http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairydeBoos
has super-classes
fur c

Vertc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Vert

has super-classes
colour c

Violc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Viol

has super-classes
Charge c

Water-Bougetc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Water-Bouget

has super-classes
Charge c

WaterBougetc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#WaterBouget

has super-classes
Charge c

WaterlilyLeafc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#WaterlilyLeaf

has super-classes
Charge c

Wheelc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Wheel

has super-classes
Charge c

WheelOnPartitionc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#WheelOnPartition

has super-classes
Charge c

Wingc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Wing

has super-classes
Charge c

WithLionsClawsc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#WithLionsClaws

has super-classes
Modifier c

Wolfc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Wolf

has super-classes
Charge c

Wolf-Hookc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#Wolf-Hook

has super-classes
Charge c

WolfsHeadc back to ToC or Class ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#WolfsHead

has super-classes
Charge c

Object Properties

accompaniedByop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#accompaniedBy

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

andop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#and

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

arrangedop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#arranged

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

betweenop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#between

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

chargedWithop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#chargedWith

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

correctedCoatOfArmsop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#correctedCoatOfArms

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

decoratedWithop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#decoratedWith

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

dexterop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#dexter

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

eachTippedWithop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#eachTippedWith

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

enhancedop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#enhanced

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

has charge1op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasCharge1

has super-properties
hasCharge op

has charge2op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasCharge2

has super-properties
hasCharge op

has layer overallop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasLayerOverall

has super-properties
hasLayer op

has layer1op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasLayer1

has super-properties
hasLayer op

has layer2op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasLayer2

has super-properties
hasLayer op

has layer3op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasLayer3

has super-properties
hasLayer op

has layer4op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasLayer4

has super-properties
hasLayer op

has line modifierop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasLineModifier

has super-properties
hasModifier op

has marshalled partop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasMarshalledPart

has marshalled part1op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasMarshalledPart1

has super-properties
has marshalled part op

has marshalled part2op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasMarshalledPart2

has super-properties
has marshalled part op

has marshalled part3op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasMarshalledPart3

has super-properties
has marshalled part op

has marshalled part4op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasMarshalledPart4

has super-properties
has marshalled part op

has marshalled part5op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasMarshalledPart5

has super-properties
has marshalled part op

has pattern numberop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasPatternNumber

has super-properties
hasNumber op

has semeop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasSeme

has super-properties
hasCharge op

has tincture1op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasTincture1

has super-properties
hasTincture op

has tincture2op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasTincture2

has super-properties
hasTincture op

has tincture3op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasTincture3

has super-properties
hasTincture op

has tincture4op back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasTincture4

has super-properties
hasTincture op

hasBeliefValueop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasBeliefValue

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

hasChargeop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasCharge

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED
has sub-properties
has charge1 op, has charge2 op, has seme op

hasCoatOfArmsop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasCoatOfArms

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED
has sub-properties
has marshalled part op

hasDirectionop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasDirection

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

hasFieldop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasField

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

hasLayerop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasLayer

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED
has sub-properties
has layer overall op, has layer1 op, has layer2 op, has layer3 op, has layer4 op

hasLetterop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasLetter

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

hasLineop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasLine

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

hasModifierop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasModifier

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED
has sub-properties
has line modifier op

hasNumberop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasNumber

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

hasOMAidop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasOMAid

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

hasPatternop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasPattern

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

hasTextop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasText

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

hasTinctureop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasTincture

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED
has sub-properties
has tincture1 op, has tincture2 op, has tincture3 op, has tincture4 op

hasVisualRelationop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasVisualRelation

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED
has sub-properties
accompaniedBy op, and op, between op, chargedWith op, decoratedWith op, dexter op, eachTippedWith op, enhanced op, holding op, inBase op, inChf op, inChfDx op, issant op, isstSn op, on op, sinister op, with op

holdingop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#holding

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

inBaseop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#inBase

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

inChfop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#inChf

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

inChfDxop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#inChfDx

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

issantop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#issant

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

isstSnop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#isstSn

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

marshalledByTypeop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#marshalledByType

DOCUMENTATION TO BE ADDED

number of marshalled partsop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#numberOfMarshalledParts

has super-properties
hasNumber op

onop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#on

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

sinisterop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#sinister

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

withop back to ToC or Object Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#with

has super-properties
hasVisualRelation op

Annotation Properties

blazon correction commentap back to ToC or Annotation Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#blazonCorrectionComment

has super-properties
comment

creatorap back to ToC or Annotation Property ToC

IRI: http://purl.org/dc/terms/creator

descriptionap back to ToC or Annotation Property ToC

IRI: http://purl.org/dc/terms/description

has escutcheonap back to ToC or Annotation Property ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#hasEscutcheon

has super-properties
number of marshalled parts

licenseap back to ToC or Annotation Property ToC

IRI: http://purl.org/dc/terms/license

preferred namespace prefixap back to ToC or Annotation Property ToC

IRI: http://purl.org/vocab/vann/preferredNamespacePrefix

publisherap back to ToC or Annotation Property ToC

IRI: http://purl.org/dc/terms/publisher

titleap back to ToC or Annotation Property ToC

IRI: http://purl.org/dc/terms/title

Named Individuals

BarrulydeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarrulydeBoos

Nom que l'on donne au fascé lorsque le nombre de ses divisions est égal ou supérieur à dix et qu'il est constitué non plus de fasces mais de burelles. (p. 42)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "barruly"@en
has blazon term op "burely"@en
has blazon term op "burelé"@fr
has blazon term op "elfmal geteilt"@de
has blazon term op "mehrfach geteilt"@de

BarrulyFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarrulyFox-Davies

A field composed of an equal number of horizontally shaped pieces, when these exceed ten in number, is termed "barruly" of such and such a number. The term barruly is also sometimes used for ten pieces. (p. 120) Einordnung als Ordinary
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "barruly"@en

BarrulyParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarrulyParker

The term barruly is used by some writers in describing a field horizontally divided into ten or any higher even number of equal parts; practically, however, the term barry might be used in most cases. (p. 45) Einordnung als "Lines"
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "barruly"@en

BarrulyRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarrulyRietstap

Nom du fascé lorsqu'il a dix pièces au moins. (p. xv)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "burelé"@fr

BarrydeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarrydeBoos

Se dit de l'écu, et de toute figure, divisés dans le sens de Ia fasce en un nombre pair de parties égales aux émaux alternés. Le fascé est d'ordinaire de six pièces et on n'en précise le nombre que s'il est différent. Lorsque le nombre de divisions de cette figure est égal ou supérieur à dix, elle prend le nom de burelé. (p. 75)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "barry"@en
has blazon term op "fascé"@fr
has blazon term op "geteilt"@de

BarryFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarryFox-Davies

A field can be composed of any number of piece's in the form of the ordinaries filling the area of the shield, in which case the field is said to be "barry" (Figs. 55), chevronny (Fig. 59), paly (Fig. 57), bendy (Fig. 58), &c. but the number of must be pieces specified. (p. 97)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "barry"@en

BarryGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarryGritzner

nennt man eine Theilung des Schildes durch eine, oder mehrere gerade, gebogene, oder gebrochene Linien in der horizontalen Richtung. Die Bezeichnung quergetheilt ist überflüssig, da alle anderen Theilungen ihre besonderen Bezeichnungen haben, ein Irrthum also ausgeschlsosen ist. Hier gilt dasselbe, was bei gespalten und Pfal im Allgemeinen gesagt ist; es entstehen also durch Theilungslinien mit gerade Ziffern: Balken, durch Theilungslinine mit ungeraden Ziffern: Theilungen. (p. 19)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "durchgeschnitten"@de
has blazon term op "getheilt"@de
has blazon term op "quergetheilt"@de

BarryOswaldni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarryOswald

Schild oder gemeine Figur, der bzw. die durch einen oder mehrere waa- gerechte Querlinien in zwei oder mehr Plätze unterteilt wurde. Der g. Schild ent- steht durch eine, der zweimal g. durch zwei Querlinien. Bei letzterem müssen jedoch die einzelnen Plätze verschiedene Tinktu- ren aufweisen, sonst würde der Eindruck ei- nes j Balkens entstehen. Teilungen werden demnach nur durch eine ungerade Anzahl von Querlinien gebildet; bei gerader er- scheint dann die halbe Anzahl Balken. Auch hier müssen sich nach der heraldi- schen Farbregel immer Farbe und Metall ab- wechseln. (p. 160)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
has blazon term op "gequert"@de
has blazon term op "geteilt"@de

BarryParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarryParker

Barry, [...] denotes that the field is horizontally divided into a certain even number of equal parts. If the number of divisions were odd the same tuncture would appear in cheif and in base, and the pieces of the other tunvture would be so many bars, or barrulets. (p. 38) Einordnung unter "Lines of diversity applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "barry"@en
has blazon term op "barré"@fr
has blazon term op "burelé"@fr
has blazon term op "fascé"@fr

BarryRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BarryRietstap

couvert de fasces en nombre pair. Le fascé ordinaire est de six pièces, ce qui n'est pas nécessaire d'énoncer (I, 38.) S'il y en a plus ou moins, il faut l'indiquer. Le fascé ne peut avoir plus de huit pièces; au-dessus de ce nombre ou l'appelle burelé. — On trouve des fascés dont chaque fasce est d'un autre émail (I, 39.) (p. xxii)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "fascé"@fr

BendydeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendydeBoos

Se dit de l'écu, et de toute figure, divisé dans le sens de Ia bande en un nombre pair de parties égales et d'émaux alternés. Le bandé est d'ordinaire de six pièces et on n'en précise le nombre que s'il est différent. Lorsque le nombre de divisions de cette figure est égal ou supérieur à dix, elle prend le nom de coticé. (p. 33)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "bandé"@fr
has blazon term op "bendy"@en
has blazon term op "schräggeteilt"@de

BendyFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendyFox-Davies

A field can be composed of any number of piece's in the form of the ordinaries filling the area of the shield, in which case the field is said to be "barry" (Figs. 55), chevronny (Fig. 59), paly (Fig. 57), bendy (Fig. 58), &c. but the number of must be pieces specified. (p. 97)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "bendy"@en

BendyGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendyGritzner

Einordnung als Theilung in diagonaler Richtung (p. 45)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "geschrägt"@de
has blazon term op "schräggetheilt"@de

BendyParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendyParker

said of a field or charge civided bendwise into an even number of equal parts; or, as it may be otherwise described, as a field ebaring a series of diagonal stripes of alternate tunctures (and liable to the same variatins of the edges as the bedn), but so that there is an equal number of each. It stands to reason that if the same tuncture appears in chief as in base, the shield must be blazoned as a field bearing so many bendlets. As a rule, the first tuncture is named; but in the case of a metal and colour, though the latter is first in order, the metal is to be first named. Einordnung unter "Lines of diversity applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "bandé"@fr
has blazon term op "bendy"@en

BendyRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#BendyRietstap

couvert de bander en nombre pair (II, 19, iO il.) — On dit encore que des tètes de More ou autres tètes humaines ont les yeux bandés lorsqu'ils portent un ruban qui leur piisse sur les yeux, ce qui toutefois se rencontre rarement. (p. xv)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "bandé"@fr

CheckydeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckydeBoos

Partition formée de lignes horizontales et verticales qui se coupent à angles droits et constituent une sorte de damier d'émaux alternés. Le nombre des points ainsi formés est indifférent, de même que leur forme; ils sont le plus souvent de forme carrée, mais dans le monde hispano-lusitanien, où cette partition est très courante, on les représente plutôt de forme rectangulaire. (p. 68)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "checky"@en
has blazon term op "chequy"@en
has blazon term op "geschacht"@de
has blazon term op "échiqueté"@fr

CheckyFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckyFox-Davies

Another method of will be found in the fields "checky" (or "chequy") and lozengy; but these divisions, as also the foregoing, will be treated more specifically under the different ordinaries. (p. 98)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "checky"@en
has blazon term op "chequy"@en

CheckyGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckyGritzner

Das Schach entsteht durch eine gleiche Anzahl von Theilungs- und Spaltungslinien. Die einfachste Form des Schachs ist die auf Fig. 65, nämlich durch 2 Theilungs- und 2 Spaltungslinien; man sagt hier von G. u. B. neunfach geschacht. (p. 33)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "geschacht"@de
has blazon term op "geschaechet"@de

CheckyOswaldni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckyOswald

Schildesteilung, die durch mehrfache Teilung und Spaltung in einzelne Felder mit je gleichviel Linien erzielt wurde, wobei die entstandenen einzelnen kleinen Plätze in der Tinktur abwechseln müssen. Befinden sich mehr als neun Plätze auf dem Schild, so werden diese in der Regel nicht gezählt. In diesem Fall wird der Schild oder das Feld einfach als geschacht oder ungezählt geschacht angesprochen. (p. 156)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
has blazon term op "Quaderstücke"@de
has blazon term op "Schach"@de
has blazon term op "geplätzt"@de
has blazon term op "geschacht"@de
has blazon term op "gewürfelt"@de
has blazon term op "symboliche Kärtchen"@de
has blazon term op "viereckiger Span"@de

CheckyParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckyParker

terms applied to a field or charge divided by perpendicular and horizontal lines, into small squares of metal and colour alternately. There should be at least twenty squatres in the shield. If less, the number is named [...]. When only 9, with the French heralds the term equipollé is applied. (p. 103) Einordnung unter "Lines of diversity applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "checky"@en
has blazon term op "checquer-bearing"@en
has blazon term op "chequy"@en
has blazon term op "eschequeré"@fr
has blazon term op "échiqueté"@fr

CheckyRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#CheckyRietstap

D'abord l'écu entier peut être échii|uel«* II, 16, 17 , Cl- qui m- fait d unliiiain* par «imi traits verticaux et cinq truit> horizontaux, produisant ln*nlc-si\ rarn-aux, apw'li's points. I.ors4|u'il v a plus ou moins de moKS de carreaux, il faut I exprimer. L'écu éthiquete doit avoir au moins \in):t carreaux. — Ensuite les pièces héraldiques peuvent être échi- quetées. Elles ont au moins deux ninfis de carreaux; ces rancs s'ap|)ellent lires III, 16, ia, 50.i Nous n'indiquerons que le nombre de tires qui en diffère. Entin on trouve des aigles, des lions écbiquetés, etc. La dirwtion de léihiquete est horizontale, mais il va des échiquetés où les carreaux se suivent dans la iii- recliop. de la bande ou de la Iwrre. (p. xxi)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "échiqueté"@fr

ChevronnydeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnydeBoos

Qualifie l'écu, ou toute figure, divises en un nombre pair de chevrons égaux et d'émaux alternés. Le fait que l'écu soit ainsi couvert de chevrons entraine le fait que quelques uns d'entire eux, en chef, ne puissent être représentés en entiers, ce qui distingue cette figure des chevrons en nombre. (p. 50)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "chevronny"@en
has blazon term op "chevronné"@fr
has blazon term op "gesparrt"@de

ChevronnyFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnyFox-Davies

The field when entirely composed of an even number of chevrons is termed "chevronny" (p. 124)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "chevronny"@en

ChevronnyGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnyGritzner

hier neunmal oder zehnfach geteilt (p. 64)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "chevronné"@en
has blazon term op "chevronné"@fr
has blazon term op "gesparrt"@de

ChevronnyOswaldni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnyOswald

durch mehrere parallellaufende, übereinander gesetzte Spitzen bewirkte Schildteilung. Es ergeben sich dabei den Teilungen und Spaltungen analoge Bilder. Bei zwei Spitzen und drei Tinkturen ent- steht der g. Schild. Zwei Tinkturen, bei der der oberste und unterste Platz dieselbe Farbe haben - der mittelste erscheint als abweichend tingierter Winkelbalken - bil- den den j Sparren. Durch eine ungerade Anzahl von Spitzenlinien übereinander ent- steht der drei-, fünf-, oder siebenmal g. Schild, bei gerader Anzahl halb soviel Spar- ren. G. Schilde können auch mit verwech- selten Tinkturen (j verwechselte Farben) vorkommen. (p. 159)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
has blazon term op "gesparrt"@de

ChevronnyParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnyParker

is used when the field is divided into an even number of euqal portions chevronwise. Chevronelly appears to be used more correctly. (p. 110= Einordnung unter "Lines of diversity applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "chevronelly"@en
has blazon term op "chevronny"@en
has blazon term op "chevronné"@fr

ChevronnyRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#ChevronnyRietstap

se dit d'un écu ou d'un objet entièrement couvert de chevrons en nombre pair 111,11,12) De la même manière on peut avoir un chevronné-renrersé III, ". (p. xvii)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
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Qualifie l'écu ou les pièces et les partitions couverts de cotices en bande et de cotices en barre entrcroisées à la manière d'un tissage ou d'une vannerie. Les espaces lasissés libres par cette figure sont appelés entrefrettes. (p. 80f)
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "Schräggitter"@de
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has blazon term op "fretté"@fr

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The fret (Fig. 238), which is very frequently found occurring in British armory, is no doubt derived from earlier coats of arms, the whole field of which was covered by an interlacing of alternate bendlets and bendlets sinister, because many of the families who now bear a simple fret are found in earlier representations and in the early rolls of arms bearing coats which were fretty. (p. 149) Einordnung als Ordinary
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fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
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bestehend aus gekreuzten und mit einander verflochtenen Schrägbalken. Für gewähnlich weden die einzelnen Stäbe des Gitters nicht gezählt, ausgenommen da, wo es nur wenige und ausnahmesweis breite sind [...] (p. 66) Einordnung als "Teilung"
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
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has blazon term op "fretté"@fr
has blazon term op "schrägflechtgegittert"@de

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Schräggitter: das Heroldsbild j Gitter, je- doch mlt schragen Linien. (p. 356) Flechtgitter: aus schräg oder gerade ge- kreuzten Stabpfählen und -balken entste- hendes gitterförmiges Heroldsbild. Es kom- men auch F. vor, die aus j Strichbalken und -pfählen gebildet sind; dann erscheinen sie jedoch in feinerer Zeichnung. (p. 132) Trennung von Schräg- und Flechtgitter
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fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
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Fretty is now understood to mean a continuous fret, and forms a pattern for diapering the field, or some ordinary. Very many instances are found, and sometimes the points of junction are ornamented, at others the fret itself is charged with roundles, etc. The fr. teillissé is only to be distinguished from the fretté from the mesh being smaller. (p.276) Einordnung unter "Lines" (nicht "Ordinaries")
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
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has blazon term op "fretté"@fr

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Le fretté se compose de trois bandes et de trois barres passantes les unes au-dessus et au- dessous des autres en fonne de treillage, de manière à laisser des espaces vides qu'on appelle rlniretoiex flV, 11). — Des pièces longues, iwr ex. des lances, peuvent également être frcttées, c'est-à-dire entrela- cées à la manière d un fretté. (p. xxiii)
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "fretté"@fr

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gironné (ita, gheronato, ou grembiato; c spa, jironado; eng, gyronny ; ger, gestandert). Partition évoquant la forme d'ailes de moulin, ordinairement formée de la combi- naison des traits de l'écartelé et de l'écartelé en sautoir ; mais, surtout au moyen-âge, les quartiers de l'écartelé sont très souvent divisés non par une, mais par deux ou trois lignes obliques, appointées, formant des gironnés de douze ou seize pièces. Lorsqu'un gironné n'est pas construit sur la base des traits du coupé et du parti, on l'appelle souvent mal-gironné. (p. 82)
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
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Save in rare cases, a field gyronny is divided quarterly and then per saltire, making eight divisions, but it may be gyronny of six, ten, twelve, or more pieces, though such cases are seldom met with and always need to be specified. (p. 137)
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fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
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Theilt man einen Schild durch eine linke, rechte und eine Schrägtheilung sowie eine Quer- und eine senkrechte Theilung [...] in 8 Theile, (congruente Dreiecke), so nennt man diese Theilung die Ständerung, spricht man von "geständertem Schild" und benennt die 8 einzelnen Theile "Ständer". (p. 43)
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
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has blazon term op "gyronné"@en
has blazon term op "sechsfach geständert"@de

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durch Ständerung geteilter Schild. (p. 159)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
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has blazon term op "geständert"@de

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The usual number of pieces is eight, but there may be six, ten, or twelve. Party pr saltire has been erroneously called gyronny of four, but in English armoury one of the lines forming the pattern must be in fesse. It will be observed that the term is an ancient one. The gyron with which the tunctures begin is the uppermost upon the dexter side. (p. 301) Einordnung unter "Lines of partition applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "gironnße"@fr
has blazon term op "gyronny"@en

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Le gironné est le résultat des quatre luirtitions principales, c'est-à-dire du parti, du coupé, du tranché et du taillé, qui produisent huit triangles dont les sommets .se rencontrent en cf)eur de lécu II, 39.) Par la multiplication des lignes on obtient des giroDiiés de dix II, 11;., de douze et de .seize pièces. Des meubles, tels que fasces, sautoirs etc. peuvent être gironnés III. 48. — Gironné à Tantique se dit lorsque les quatre lignes de piirtition .sortent deux et deux de chacun des quatre Inirds de lécu, au lieu de sortir des angles et du milieu des twrds. — Le malgironné est le résultat de moins de quatre lignes; mais conmie cette psiriition est irregulière, il est nécessaire de donner la dénomination des lignes emplovées ill, S3. Les girons .scmt dits gironnants lorsqu'ils sont courl)és en volule l\, (M), ei, «3. (p. xxiii)
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
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Qualifie l'écu, les pièces ou les partitions divisées en losanges égaux et d'émaux alternés. (p. 94)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "gerautet"@de
has blazon term op "losangé"@fr
has blazon term op "lozengy"@en

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Lozengy is made by use of lines in bend crossed by lines in bend sinister, and "fusilly", the same, only drawn at a more acute angle. (p. 122)
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fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
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Die entstandenen Plätze müssen quadratisch sein, zum Unterschied von (senkrecht) gerautet und quer gerautet. (p. 58)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
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has blazon term op "lozangé"@en
has blazon term op "lozengy"@en
has blazon term op "schräggewürfelt"@de

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Bezeichnung für einen mit Rau- tensektionen (j Rauten) geteilten Schild. Für g. findet sich in älteren Blasonierungen bisweilen auch der Ausdruck schräg geschacht oder gesteint. (p. 155)
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fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
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has blazon term op "gesteint"@de
has blazon term op "schräg geschacht"@de

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entirely covered with lozenges of alterante tunctures. The lines are variously drawn, but as a rule they should produce lozenges narrower in breadth in proportion to their length than in the example drawn to illustrate what bendy, decter and sinister would produce, yet not so narrow as fusilly. (p. 384) Einordnung unter "Lines of diversity applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "lesangé"@fr
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se dit d'un écu ou d'une pièce entière- ment couverte de losanges entre lesquelles il ne reste pointd'espace. D'ordinaireladirectiondulosangeest verticale, mais il v a des losanges en bande et en barre dV, 189.j (p. xxv)
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Qualifie les différents ouvrages de maçonnerie dont le jountoiement des pierres est d'un émail particulier; lorsque ce jointoiement est de sable, sa mention est le plus souvent facultative. Ce terme s'applique également à l'écu, aux pièces et partitions, couverts de lignes d'un émail particulier, imitant la maçonnerie d'un mur. (p. 94f)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "gemauert"@de
has blazon term op "masoned"@en
has blazon term op "maçonné"@fr

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diejenigen Teilungen oder Figuren, in deren Tinktur sich ein mit schwarzen Strichen angedeutetes Mauerwerk mit schwarzen Fugen befin- det. Diese An der Darstellung ist der i Schattenf~rbe und der i Damaszierung ähnlich. (p. 358)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
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has blazon term op "schwarz gemauert"@de

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a term used to describe the lines formed by the junction of the stones in a building. It is sometimes appied to the field, but more frequently to a castle, tower, or wall. (p. 403)
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
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.se dit des traits de séparation entre les pierres d un édifice. Quelquefois le champ d'un , écu est entièrement couvert du maionné IV, 49,30,31., (p. xxv)
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
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Se dit de l'écu, et de toute figure, divisé verticalement en un nombre pair de parties égales et d'émaux alternés. Le palé est d'ordinaire de six pièces et on n'en précise le nombre que s'il est différent. Lorsque le nombre de divisions de cette figure est égal ou supérieur à dix, elle prend le nom de vergeté. (p. 106)
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
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has blazon term op "palé"@fr
has blazon term op "pfahlweise"@de

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When the field is striped vertically it is said to be “paly” of so many. (p. 117)
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when the field is divided by perpendicular lines into an even number of equal parts, the first of which is generally of a metal, and the last of a colour. An uneven number (see barry) would be blazoned as of so many pales. The French term vergetté is used when the pales, or rather palets, are above ten in number. (p. 437) Einordnung unter "Lines of diversity applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
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has blazon term op "palé"@fr

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se dit d'un écu ou d'une pièce couverte de pals en nombre pair, entre lesquels il ne rest aucun espace. (p. xxvii)
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Partition qui divise l'écu ou une figure en deux parties egales au moyen d'une ligne diagonale descendant de l'angle dextre du chef vers l'angle senestre de la pointe. (p. 127)
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
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has blazon term op "per bend"@en
has blazon term op "tranché"@fr

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A shield may be divided by partition lines running in the direction of almost any "ordinary" in which case the field will be described as "per bend" or "per chevron" &c. (p. 97)
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fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
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Einordnung als Theilung in diagonaler Richtung (p. 45)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
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signifies that the field is divided, the name of the same ordinary being added to shew in what direction; the term, however, may be applied also to ordinaries and to charges of all kinds, adn even to crests and supporters. Many heralds say per bend, &c., considering the word party to be unnecessary. The term party per pale is perhabs the most used, and very frequently the charge superimposed is party also, the tinctures being countercharged. But besides these party per fesse, per chevron, and per saltire are not infrequent. Party per pile is somewaht rare, while instead of aprty per cross the term quarterly is nearly always used. But the party may be considerably varied, as the per pale, fesse, bedn, &c., may be subjected to the same variations as the ordinary itself, i.e. it may be per ebdn indented, per fesse nebuly, &c. Again there may be a combination, such as party per pale and per chevron. (p. 444f) Einordnung unter "Lines of partition applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
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Partition de l'écu, au moyen d'une ligne diagonale, tirée de dextre à senestre. (p. xxx) Divisé en trois parties égales au moyen de lignes droites. De cette manière on obtient le tiercé en bande, en barre, en chevron, en écusson, en fasce, en pairle, en pairle renversé, en en pal. Les armes de Blanc d'Hauterive sont tiercées en écusson, ce qui veut dire que l'écu a l'apparance de trois ècussons de grandeur différente couchés l'un sur l'autre. (p. xxx)
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Partition en forme d'angle aigu, délimitée par deux lignes obliques descendant, à la manière d'un chevron, du mulieu du chef vers les angels de la pointe. Il Convient de noter que le champ de l'écu est la partie qui apparait en pointe et que c'est cet émail qui est nommé le premier. (p. 46)
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
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A shield may be divided by partition lines running in the direction of almost any "ordinary" in which case the field will be described as "per bend" or "per chevron" &c. (p. 97)
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wird gebildet durch 2 von der Mitte des Oberrandes ausgenende nach den beiden Unterecken zezogene Linien. In dieser Form wird die Spitze steigend oder aufsteigend genannt, was zum Untenrschiede von der gestürzten etc. dienen soll, im Grunde genommen aber, weil selbstreden, nciht gemeldet zu werden braucht. Der Scheitelpunkt der Spitze heisst wie beim Sparren: Gipfel, die begrenzenden Seitenlinien: Schenkel. (p. 54)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "Spitze"@de

PerChevronParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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signifies that the field is divided, the name of the same ordinary being added to shew in what direction; the term, however, may be applied also to ordinaries and to charges of all kinds, adn even to crests and supporters. Many heralds say per bend, &c., considering the word party to be unnecessary. The term party per pale is perhabs the most used, and very frequently the charge superimposed is party also, the tinctures being countercharged. But besides these party per fesse, per chevron, and per saltire are not infrequent. Party per pile is somewaht rare, while instead of aprty per cross the term quarterly is nearly always used. But the party may be considerably varied, as the per pale, fesse, bedn, &c., may be subjected to the same variations as the ordinary itself, i.e. it may be per ebdn indented, per fesse nebuly, &c. Again there may be a combination, such as party per pale and per chevron. (p. 444f) Einordnung unter "Lines of partition applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "party per chevron"@en
has blazon term op "per chevron"@en

PerChevronRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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se dit du coq qui a le bec ouvert. Chape : se dit de l'écu divisé par deux lignes dia- gonales jointes au milieu du bord supérieur et qui se terminent l'une à l'angle dextre et l'autre à l'angle se- nestre de la base de l'écu (III, 59, 60, 61). Dans les armoiries allemandes, où cette partition est très-fré- quente, on a la coutume d'arrondir ces lignes diago- nales, ce qui alors s'appelle chapé-ployé (Ilf, 62.) Pour le chapé-chaussé, v. Chaussé. (p. xvi) Divisé en trois parties égales au moyen de lignes droites. De cette manière on obtient le tiercé en bande, en barre, en chevron, en écusson, en fasce, en pairle, en pairle renversé, en en pal. Les armes de Blanc d'Hauterive sont tiercées en écusson, ce qui veut dire que l'écu a l'apparance de trois ècussons de grandeur différente couchés l'un sur l'autre. (p. xxx)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "chapé"@fr
has blazon term op "tiercé en chevron"@fr

PerFessdeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Partition qui divise l'écu ou une figure en deux parties égales au moyen d'une ligne horizontale. (p. 59)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "coupé"@fr
has blazon term op "geteilt"@de
has blazon term op "per fess"@en

PerFessFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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A shield may be divided by partition lines running in the direction of almost any "ordinary" in which case the field will be described as "per bend" or "per chevron" &c. (p. 97)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "per fess"@en

PerFessGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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nennt man eine Theilung des Schildes durch eine, oder mehrere gerade, gebogene, oder gebrochene Linien in der horizontalen Richtung. Die Bezeichnung quergetheilt ist überflüssig, da alle anderen Theilungen ihre besonderen Bezeichnungen haben, ein Irrthum also ausgeschlsosen ist. Hier gilt dasselbe, was bei gespalten und Pfal im Allgemeinen gesagt ist; es entstehen also durch Theilungslinien mit gerade Ziffern: Balken, durch Theilungslinine mit ungeraden Ziffern: Theilungen. (p. 19)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "durchgeschnitten"@de
has blazon term op "getheilt"@de
has blazon term op "quergetheilt"@de

PerFessParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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signifies that the field is divided, the name of the same ordinary being added to shew in what direction; the term, however, may be applied also to ordinaries and to charges of all kinds, adn even to crests and supporters. Many heralds say per bend, &c., considering the word party to be unnecessary. The term party per pale is perhabs the most used, and very frequently the charge superimposed is party also, the tinctures being countercharged. But besides these party per fesse, per chevron, and per saltire are not infrequent. Party per pile is somewaht rare, while instead of aprty per cross the term quarterly is nearly always used. But the party may be considerably varied, as the per pale, fesse, bedn, &c., may be subjected to the same variations as the ordinary itself, i.e. it may be per ebdn indented, per fesse nebuly, &c. Again there may be a combination, such as party per pale and per chevron. (p. 444f) Einordnung unter "Lines of partition applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "party per fesse"@en
has blazon term op "per fesse"@en

PerFessRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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se dit : 1° d'un écu ou d'une pièce divisée en deux parties égales au moven d'un trait horizontal (I, 23, 24); — 2° des têtes d'animaux qui semblent séparées du corps au moyen d'un instrument tranchant; 3° des fleurs-de-lis dont le pied est coupé. (p. xviii)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "coupé"@fr

PerPaledeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Qualifte l'écu, les pièces ou les figures divisés en deux parties egales par un trait vertical. (p. 107)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "gespalten"@de
has blazon term op "parti"@fr
has blazon term op "per pale"@en

PerPaleFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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A shield may be divided by partition lines running in the direction of almost any "ordinary" in which case the field will be described as "per bend" or "per chevron" &c. (p. 97)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "per pale"@en

PerPaleGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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[...] heisst der von oben nach unten durch eine oder mehrere durchgehende Linien perpendikular, oder senkrecht getheilte Schild; den Schnitt selber nennt man: Spaltung oder Spaltschnitt. (p. 12)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "gespalten"@de
has blazon term op "per pale"@en

PerPaleOswaldni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Schild oder ge- meine Figur, der bzw. die durch einen oder mehrere senkrechte Schnitte in zwei oder mehr Plätze geteilt wird. Bei einem zweimal g.en Schild müssen alle drei entstehenden Plätze eine andere Tinktur haben. Wären die äußeren Plätze von einer Farbe, würde das Heroldsbild j Pfahl entstehen. In der Regel haben bei einer zweimaligen Spal- tung die einzelnen Plätze eine Breite von einem Drittel der gesamten Schildbreite. Bei mehr Spaltungen verringert sie sich pro- portional. Spaltungen haben immer eine un- gerade Anzahl von Spaltungslinien. Nach den heraldischen Farbgesetzen muß immer eine Farbe neben einem Metall stehen. Eine siebenmalige oder höhere Spaltung wird als senkrecht gestreift angesprochen. (p.158)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
has blazon term op "gespalten"@de
has blazon term op "senkrecht gestreift"@de

PerPaleParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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signifies that the field is divided, the name of the same ordinary being added to shew in what direction; the term, however, may be applied also to ordinaries and to charges of all kinds, adn even to crests and supporters. Many heralds say per bend, &c., considering the word party to be unnecessary. The term party per pale is perhabs the most used, and very frequently the charge superimposed is party also, the tinctures being countercharged. But besides these party per fesse, per chevron, and per saltire are not infrequent. Party per pile is somewaht rare, while instead of aprty per cross the term quarterly is nearly always used. But the party may be considerably varied, as the per pale, fesse, bedn, &c., may be subjected to the same variations as the ordinary itself, i.e. it may be per ebdn indented, per fesse nebuly, &c. Again there may be a combination, such as party per pale and per chevron. (p. 444f) Einordnung unter "Lines of partition applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "party per pale"@en
has blazon term op "per pale"@en

PerPaleRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Le pjirti est le produit d'une ligne penien- diculaire qui divise le champ ou un meuble en deux parties é2ale> I, ii. (p. xxvii) Divisé en trois parties égales au moyen de lignes droites. De cette manière on obtient le tiercé en bande, en barre, en chevron, en écusson, en fasce, en pairle, en pairle renversé, en en pal. Les armes de Blanc d'Hauterive sont tiercées en écusson, ce qui veut dire que l'écu a l'apparance de trois ècussons de grandeur différente couchés l'un sur l'autre. (p. xxx)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "parti"@fr
has blazon term op "tiercé en pal"@fr

PerSaltiredeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Nom que prend l'écartelé lorsque les lignes qui le composent sont obliques. Cette figure obéit aux mêmes règles que l'écartelé; ses quartiers sont eux aussi numérotés: le 1 est en chef, le 2 en flanc à dextre, le 3 en flanc à senestre et le 4 en pointe. (p. 67)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "Schräggeviert"@de
has blazon term op "quartered per saltire"@en
has blazon term op "écartelé en sautoir"@fr

PerSaltireFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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A shield may be divided by partition lines running in the direction of almost any "ordinary" in which case the field will be described as "per bend" or "per chevron" &c. (p. 97)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "per saltire"@en

PerSaltireGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Combination zweier ganzer gekreuzter (oder vier von bis zur Mitte reichender) Schräglinien (p. 58)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "schräg quadrirt"@de
has blazon term op "schräggeviert"@de

PerSaltireParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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signifies that the field is divided, the name of the same ordinary being added to shew in what direction; the term, however, may be applied also to ordinaries and to charges of all kinds, adn even to crests and supporters. Many heralds say per bend, &c., considering the word party to be unnecessary. The term party per pale is perhabs the most used, and very frequently the charge superimposed is party also, the tinctures being countercharged. But besides these party per fesse, per chevron, and per saltire are not infrequent. Party per pile is somewaht rare, while instead of aprty per cross the term quarterly is nearly always used. But the party may be considerably varied, as the per pale, fesse, bedn, &c., may be subjected to the same variations as the ordinary itself, i.e. it may be per ebdn indented, per fesse nebuly, &c. Again there may be a combination, such as party per pale and per chevron. (p. 444f) Einordnung unter "Lines of partition applied chiefly to the Field" (p. xi)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "party per saltire"@en
has blazon term op "per saltire"@en

PerSaltireRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Divisé en quatre quartiers égaux, au moyen d'un coupé et d'un parti. Cependant on donne aussi le nom de quartiers aux comaprtliments qui résullent de l'application d'un plus grand nombre de lignes. Ecartelé en équerre est un écartelé de manière que chaque quartier a la forme d'une équerre. L'écartelé en sautoir est le produit du tranché et du taillé. (p. xx)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "écartelé en sautoir"@fr

PlaindeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Qualifie un écu à lintérieur duquel ne se trouve aucune brisure; les armes pleines sont - en rpincipe - réservées au "chef d'armes". (p. 110f)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "full"@en
has blazon term op "plein"@fr

PlainGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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ein leerer Schild (p. 284)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "ledig"@de
has blazon term op "lediger Schild"@de
has blazon term op "plein"@fr

PlainOswaldni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Schild oder Feld in dem keine Heroldsbilder oder gemein~ Figuren, sondern nur eine Tinktur enthal- ten ist. Bei l.en Schilden, die nicht j Warte- schilde sind, zählt die Tinktur als Wappen- figur und ist als solche zu betrachten. Im hohen Mittelalter trugen die Ritter auch 1. Schilde, um nicht erkannt zu werden. In dieser Zeit wurden häufig nur mit einer Tinktur oder Pelzwerk versehene Schilde geführt. In einigen älteren Blasonierungen werden mitunter nur mit Schildteilungen versehene Schilde fälschlich als I. Schilde bezeichnet. (p. 250)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
has blazon term op "Ledigenschild"@de
has blazon term op "einfach"@de
has blazon term op "ledig"@de

PlainParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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it is sometimes found useful for the sake of distinction to introduce this word (p. 464)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "plain"@en

PlainRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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se dit d un champ couvert d'un émail uni sans aucun meuble. Ce terme s'emploie également pour indiquer qu'une pièce héraldique est représentée sous sa forme onlinaire, sans que ses tionls aient subi quelque changement, Ainsi une croix de la forme ordinaire serait appelée croix pleine par rapport à d'autrescroix dont les lignes seraient at accidentées. (p. xxvii)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "plein"@fr

TierceddeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Qualifie l'écu divisé en trois parties égales d'émaux différents, au moyen de lignes disposées dans le sens de la fasce, du pal, de la bande, de la barre, du pairle, ou parfois du chevron. (p. 125)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "gespalten"@de
has blazon term op "geteilt"@de
has blazon term op "tierced"@en
has blazon term op "tiercé"@fr

TiercedFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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A field divided horizontally into three equal divisions of e.g. gules, sable, and argent is theoretically blazoned by British rules “party per fess gules and argent, a fess sable.” This, however, gives an exaggerated width to the fess which it does not really possess with us, and the German rules, which would blazon it “tierced per fess gules, sable, and argent,” would seem preferable. (p. 121)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "tierced"@en

TiercedGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Schild in drei gleiche Theile, jeder andere Farbe getheilt. (p. 312)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
has facts
fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "tiercé"@en
has blazon term op "tiercé"@fr

TiercedParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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in French arms the term is generally of the shield when it is divided into three parts per fesse; but the shield also may be blazoned as tiercé per pale or per bend. See under Party. (p. 573)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "tierced"@en
has blazon term op "tiercé"@fr
has blazon term op "triparted"@en

TiercedRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Divisé en trois parties égales au moyen de lignes droites. De cette manière on obtient le tiercé en bande, en barre, en chevron, en écusson, en fasce, en pairle, en pairle renversé, en en pal. Les armes de Blanc d'Hauterive sont tiercées en écusson, ce qui veut dire que l'écu a l'apparance de trois ècussons de grandeur différente couchés l'un sur l'autre. (p. xxx)
belongs to
BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "tiercé"@fr

VairdeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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Fourrure composée de petites pièces en forme de clochettes, disposées en plusieurs rangées horizontales ou tires, décalées d'une tire à l'autre et alternativement d'argent et d'azur. Plus que l'hermine, le vair se prète à de nombreuses variations ou variantes (p. 129)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "Feh"@de
has blazon term op "vair"@en
has blazon term op "vair"@fr

VairFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

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This originated from the fur of a kind of squirrel [...] The animal was bluey-grey upon the back and white underneath, and the whole skin was used. It will be readily seen that by sewing a number of these skins together a result is obtained of a series of cupshaped figures, alternating bluey-grey and white [...] Ordinary vair in German heraldry is known as Eisenhüt-feh (sic!), or iron hat vair. (p. 79)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "Eisenhüt-feh"@de
has blazon term op "vair"@en

VairGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairGritzner

[...] wird gebildet, indem man zunächst den Schild durch mehrere Linien in gleich große Querreihen teilt und letztere durch Figuren, bestehend aus je 4 schrägen und 2 senkrechten Linien, welche zusammen die Gestalt eines Eisenhutes (Sturmhaube) bilden, derartig in von Blau und Weiß abwechselnde kongruente Figuren teilt, dass die Spitzen der blauen Eisenhütlein nach oben, die der dazwischen, resp. daneben liegenden weißen nach abwärts zeigen. Selbstredend muss, dem Gesetz der Teilung zufolge, je an beiden Seiten des Schildes immer in den Reihen abwechselnd ein blaues oder ein weißes Eisenhütlein halb in den Rand verschwinden. (p. 7)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "Eisenhutfeh"@de
has blazon term op "Feh"@de
has blazon term op "vair"@en
has blazon term op "vair"@fr

VairOswaldni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairOswald

heraldischer Sammelbegriff für bezeichnet. Abb. Federkorb j Federköcher. alle wahrscheinlich vom wirklichen Pelz- werk abgeleiteten Schildmuster. Grundlage der verschiedenen Varianten dürften die Eisenhütlein sein. Aus diesem Grundmu- ster entwickelten die Herolde später die unterschiedlichsten Formen (p. 127)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
has blazon term op "Fech"@de
has blazon term op "Feh"@de

VairParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairParker

generally written vairy when definite tinctures are named: a party-coloured fur, properly argent and azuure, which tinctures are alqays implied when no others are mentioned; but, as will be seen, it occurs even in the early rolls of different tunctures. (p. 597)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "vair"@en
has blazon term op "vairé"@fr

VairRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairRietstap

Une des fourrures employées en armoiries, composée de quatre rangs de pièces en forme de clochettes, alternativement d'argent et d'azur. Ces clochettes, appelées pièces de vair, seules ou en nombre, se trouvent séparément dans quelques armoiries comme meubles. (p. xxxi)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "vair"@fr

VairydeBoosni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairydeBoos

Nom que l'on donne au vair lorsque la combinaison des émaux qui colorent ses pièces est différente de celle formée par l'argent et l'azur. (p. 129)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "de Boos, Emmanuel: Dictionnaire du Blason, Paris 2001."
has blazon term op "gefeht"@de
has blazon term op "vairy"@en
has blazon term op "vairé"@fr

VairyFox-Daviesni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairyFox-Davies

Vair is always blue and white, but the same subdivision of the field is frequently found in other colours ; and when this is the case, it is termed vairy of such and such colours. (p. 81)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles: A Complete Guide to Heraldry, London, Edinburgh 1909."
has blazon term op "vairy"@en

VairyGritznerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairyGritzner

wenn das Feh aus anderen Färbungen asl weiss u. blau besteht. (p. 317)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Gritzner, Maximilian: Handbuch der heraldischen Terminologie in zwölf (germanischen und romanischen) Zungen. Enthaltend zugleich die Haupt-Grundsätze zur Wappenkunst (J. Siebmachers grosses und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Einleitungsband, Abt. B); Nürnberg 1890."
has blazon term op "vairé"@fr

VairyOswaldni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairyOswald

Ein mit Eisenhütlein versehener Schild, in dem diese nicht in ihrer natürlichen Tingierung erscheinen, sondern andere Farbkombinationen, meist rot-gelb, aufweisen. (p. 147)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Oswald, Gert: Lexikon der Heraldik. Von Apfelkreuz bis Zwillingsbalken, 3., unveränd. Aufl., Regenstauf 2011."
has blazon term op "gefeht"@de

VairyParkerni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairyParker

generally written vairy when definite tinctures are named: a party-coloured fur, properly argent and azuure, which tinctures are alqays implied when no others are mentioned; but, as will be seen, it occurs even in the early rolls of different tunctures. (p. 597)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Parker, James: A Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry, Oxford, London 1894."
has blazon term op "vairy"@en

VairyRietstapni back to ToC or Named Individual ToC

IRI: http://digitalheraldry.org/digital-heraldry-ontology/heraldry#VairyRietstap

s'emploie lorsque le vair est composé d'autres émaux que d'argent et d'azur. (p. xxxi)
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BlazonTermDefinition c
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fromReference op "Rietstap, Jean Baptiste: Armorial Général. Contenant la Description des Armoirries des Familles nobles et patriciennes de l'Europe; Précédé d'un Dictionnaire des Termes du Blason, Gouda 1861."
has blazon term op "vairé"@fr

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