Heraldic

Pronunciation: /hɛˈrældɪk/

Definitions of heraldic

adjective relating to heraldry or heraldic symbols

Example Sentences

A1 The heraldic shield featured a lion and a unicorn.

A2 The family crest displayed intricate heraldic symbols.

B1 The museum had a collection of heraldic banners from different noble families.

B2 The knight's armor was adorned with intricate heraldic designs.

C1 The heraldic emblems on the castle walls told the story of its noble owners.

C2 The heraldic tradition of the royal family was evident in the intricate tapestries displayed in the palace.

Examples of heraldic in a Sentence

formal The heraldic symbols on the shield represented the noble family's lineage.

informal She was fascinated by the intricate heraldic designs on the castle walls.

slang Check out the cool heraldic crest on that jacket!

figurative The opening of the new museum heralded a new era of cultural appreciation in the city.

Grammatical Forms of heraldic

• past tense: heralded
• plural: heraldics
• comparative: more heraldic
• superlative: most heraldic
• present tense: heralds
• future tense: will herald
• perfect tense: has heralded
• continuous tense: is heralding
• singular: heraldic
• positive degree: heraldic
• infinitive: to herald
• gerund: heralding
• participle: heralding

Origin and Evolution of heraldic

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'heraldic' originated from the Old French word 'herault' which means a herald or messenger.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of heraldry, the word 'heraldic' has evolved to also describe things related to heraldry or having the characteristics of heraldry, such as coats of arms or symbols of authority.