Heraldry (noun)

The study of coats of arms and armorial bearings, including their origins, meaning, and use.

Origin:

The word heraldry comes from the word herald, which refers to an official in medieval courts responsible for announcing important news and events, and the -ry which means a field of study, it refers to the study of coats of arms and armorial bearings.

Examples:

1. The heraldry of the coat of arms was passed down for generations.
2. The study of heraldry is known as vexillology.
3. Heraldry is an important part of the history of nobility.
4. The heraldry of the coat of arms is rich with symbolism.
5. The heraldry of the family crest was used to identify a person's lineage.