noun
- Plural of heraldry; the system of devising, displaying, and regulating coats of arms and other heraldic symbols.
- Plural of heraldry; heraldic symbols, designs, or decorations collectively.
Usage: Typically used in historical, genealogical, or formal contexts.
Usage: Often refers to the visual or decorative aspects of heraldic tradition.
Examples
- The museum displayed various heraldries from medieval European noble families.
- The castle's walls were adorned with intricate heraldries representing centuries of family history.
- Students of genealogy study heraldries to trace ancestral lineages.
- The heraldries on the shields told stories of conquest and alliance.
- Renaissance artists often incorporated heraldries into their architectural designs.
- The exhibition featured heraldries from different regions and time periods.