- impalement.
Example of two
coats dimidiated The same two
coats impaled When the
dexter half of a bend
sinister is
dimidiated with the
sinister half of a bend...
-
thistle (for Scotland;
first used by
James III of Scotland), the
Tudor rose
dimidiated with the
thistle ensigned with the
royal crown, a harp (for Ireland) and...
- as the
royal floral emblem of England. The
Tudor rose may also
appear dimidiated (cut in half and
combined with half
another emblem) to form a compound...
- Coat of arms of
Isabella of
France Notes On one of Isabella's seals, she
dimidiates England and
France ancient, but on
another seal she
bears two escutcheons...
-
quarterly with a heart,
where one
quarter is
dimidiated while the
others are not.
Example of two
coats of arms
dimidiated The same two
coats impaled Example of...
- counterchanged.
Supporters Dexter a
winged lion
dimidiated with an
eagle Or
sinister a
winged lion
dimidiated with an
eagle Sable.
Motto Ne
dicas certamen...
- than true leaves. The
evergreen and
variable phyllodes are
straight and
dimidiate to
sickle shaped recurved and
usually with a
narrowly oblong to elliptic...
-
modified version of the
provincial flag of
Connacht and
consists of a
dimidiated eagle and an arm
wielding a sword. With the
province containing just over...
- supermaxilla, supramaxilla,
zygomaxillare medius medi-
middle antemeridian,
dimidiate, dimidiation, immediacy, immediate, intermediary, intermediate, intermedio...
- The flag of
Connacht is a
heraldic banner of the arms of Connacht, a
dimidiated (divided in half from top to bottom)
eagle and
armed hand. Flag of Leinster...
