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Guivre (or givre) and
vouivre are
french names for a type of
serpentine mythical creature, by
extension a
dragon or
equivalent to a
lindworm or wyvern...
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Northern and
Central Europe, such as the
French guivre, and to some
extent the
British wyvern. The
French guivre,
earlier vouivre, are more dragon-like than...
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wyver (attested
fourteenth century), from Anglo-French
wivre (cf.
French guivre and vouivre),
which originate from
Latin vīpera,
meaning "viper", "adder"...
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heraldry Feathered Serpent, a
Mesoamerican supernatural entity or
deity Guivre, a
legendary creature sometimes depicted as a
winged serpent Lindworm, another...
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Balaur Bat (heraldry)
Behemoth Dragonology Feilong (mythology)
Griffin Guivre Horned Serpent Ichneumon (medieval zoology)
Lambton Worm The Last Dragon...
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Kingdom of
Italy (Napoleonic)
Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia Flag of
Milan Guivre History of
Milan Basilisk Leviathan Ouroboros Symbols of
Milan Germanic...
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supposedly composed spontaneously upon request:
Related are also the
French guivre/vouivre (from Old
French for "snake") and
English wyvern (Middle English:...
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Latin American carbuncle monster and the
medieval lore that a
vouivre (
guivre≈wyvern)
holds a
carbuncle gem on its head.
Friar Feijóo's
Teatro crítico...
- Provence,
tamed by
Saint Martha.
Guivre a
Dragon like
creature from
French mythology, with a
venomous bite,
Guivre meaning wyvern or wyrm, or even serpent...
- d'azur à
trois chevrons de
gueules (La Rochefoucauld); 5, d'argent à la
guivre d'azure
engoulant un
enfant au
naturel (Milan); 6, de
gueules aux chaînes...
