Emblem ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Emblem ( noun )

1. A symbol or design that represents an idea or organization.
2. A decorative design or symbol used on a coat of arms or flag.
3. An object or representation that serves as a symbol of a particular quality or idea.

Origin:

From the latin word "emblema" meaning "inscription, sign".

Examples:

1. The eagle is an emblem of the United States.
2. The school's emblem is a lion.
3. The company"s emblem was a stylized letter "C".
4. The flag featured an emblem of a sun and stars.
5. The emblem on the car indicated that it was a luxury model.

(As a verb)

Emblem ( verb )

1. A symbol or design that represents an idea or organization.
2. A decorative design or symbol used on a coat of arms or flag.
3. An object or representation that serves as a symbol of a particular quality or idea.

Origin:

From the latin word "emblema" meaning "inscription, sign".

Examples:

1. The eagle is an emblem of the United States.
2. The school's emblem is a lion.
3. The company"s emblem was a stylized letter "C".
4. The flag featured an emblem of a sun and stars.
5. The emblem on the car indicated that it was a luxury model.