Heraldic (adjective)

Relating to heraldry, the design, display, and regulation of coats of arms and other armorial bearings.

Origin:

From heraldique, from héraut 'herald', from germanic. ultimately from the same indo-european root as heard.

Examples:

1. The heraldic symbol on the family crest was a representation of their proud heritage.
2. The heraldic colors and patterns used in the design of the coat of arms were strictly regulated.
3. The heraldic shields displayed at the tournament were a testament to the skill and bravery of the knights.
4. The heraldic art was a source of pride for the noble families, who passed their armorial bearings down from generation to generation.
5. The heraldic lion symbolizing bravery and strength was a common feature of many medieval coats of arms.