- (surrounded by and
feeding her chicks). A fish, dolphin, or
other sea
creature hauriant (Latin hauriēns, "drawing up") is in a
vertical position with its head...
- nageant, "swimming") that is,
horizontally as
though swimming in
water – or "
hauriant" – that is,
shown upright. The term "embowed" is
often used,
meaning with...
- his seat in 1939. Shield:
Argent three bars wavy azure, over all a
whale hauriant sable. Crest: Out of a
naval crown or a demi-wolf azure. Supporters: On...
- he and his
heirs male
should bear the arms of Lucy (Gules,
three lucies hauriant argent)
quarterly with
their own. They had no issue.
Northumberland is...
- are
taken from the coat of arms of the
counts of Wernigerode. Blazon: Per pale
argent and gules, two
salmo trutta hauriant respectant counterchanged....
- heraldry). It is
usually blazoned either naiant (swimming),
embowed (bowed) or
hauriant (jumping),
though pairs of
lucies may
appear addorsed (back to back), as...
-
condition that they
should bear the arms of Lucy (Gules,
three lucies hauriant argent)
quarterly with
their own.
Egremont Castle, ****bria,
purchased in...
- Lion
rampant Azure (Brabant and Lovaine); 2nd and 3rd,
Gules three Lucies hauriant Argent (Lucy); 2nd and 3rd,
Azure five
Fusils conjoined in fess Or (Percy);...
-
naiant (swimming horizontally) or
hauriant (upwards) or
urinant (downwards), but may also
appear addorsed (two fish
hauriant, back to back).
Serpents may appear...
- 1858 of
George Washington (a
descendant of Sir
Thomas Kitson's sister),
which shows the arms of
Kitson incorrectly, with fish
naiant rather than
hauriant...
