- square

SQUARE. As borne in the arms of Attow, Bevill, Edmonds, etc. P. 41, f. 23. (ELVN)

Square Угольник – плотницкий инструмент, как и каменщиков. С ним может быть упомянута единожды исп. рулетка (carpenter's reel).

«Argent, a chevron between three carpenter's squares, points dexter sable» – ATHOWE, or ATLOWE.

«Argent, a chevron between three carpenter's squares, the angles in sinister chief, gules» – Elias SYDALL, Bishop of St.David's 1731; Gloucester, 1731-33.

«Per pale argent and sable, a chevron between three mason's squares counterchanged» – MASON.

«Sable, a carpenter's square or» – BEVILL.

«Argent, on a chevron between three pairs of compasses extended sable, a joiner's square or, and a golden reel of line as the first» – Company of CARPENTERS, London(Cotton MS. Tib. D. 10), [elsewhere, 'and a reel as the last,' stringed azure].

Иногда исп. для описания «squire» или «Esquire» см., нпр. в гербе MORTIMER, а «per square» – как причудливый и некорректный термин для «quarterly».

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carré - square, of eg. a tower. [FRENCHGLOSSAR]

cairon - square. The word is derived from Prov. caire, a small piece of worked stone, used in building. [FRENCHGLOSSAR]