- accosted

ACCOSTED. Side by side. < ELVN

                The same as counter-tripping. P. 28, f. 49. This term is sometimes used when charges are placed on each side of another charge, but is better expressed by the term “ between. ” P. 14, f. 6. < ELVN

Accosted фр. accosté

1. по отношению к фигурам, расположенным по сторонам от другой фигуры, как столб, сопровождаемый шестью молеттами. хотя английские геральдисты чаще используют формулировку «between six mullets pallet-wise».

2. Применительно к двум идущим или бегущим бок о бок зверям Unless they are accosted passant counter-passant the more distant should be a little in advance of the other.

Accosted, (fr. accosté): 1. a term used when charges are placed on each side of another charge, as, a pale accosted by six mullets; though English heralds would generally say, between six mullets pallet-wise. 2. Applied to two beasts walking or running side by side. Unless they are accosted passant counter-passant the more distant should be a little in advance of the other.

«Azure, a chevron between six rams accosted, counter trippant, 2, 2, and 2 argent, attired or» – В лазоревом поле стропило между шестью серебряных с золотыми рогами противоидущих баранов 2, 2 и 2 HARMAN, Suffolk.

– PARC

[sish] — 964

~ in base [sish] — 966

~ in (between) chief [sish] — 965

~ in the middle [sish] — 967