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Bowed embowed, and flexed reflexed, are terms used to signify the from of the latter S: the terms also annodated, torqued, &c., and used irregularly for the same: and bowed counter embowed is said of two arms bowed in opposite directions. | Bowed embowed, and flexed reflexed, are terms used to signify the from of the latter S: the terms also annodated, torqued, &c., and used irregularly for the same: and bowed counter embowed is said of two arms bowed in opposite directions. | ||
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[[- arrondi|arrondi]] - 1. round, in shape 2. of eg. a chevron, embowed, enarched. [FRENCHGLOSSAR] | [[- arrondi|arrondi]] - 1. round, in shape 2. of eg. a chevron, embowed, enarched. [FRENCHGLOSSAR] | ||
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Версия 10:29, 3 июля 2021
EMBOWED. When the arm is bent back, with the elbow to the dexter. P. 36, f. 16. (ELVN)
EMBOWED contrary, or counter embowed. Bowed to the sinister side. P. 36, f. 21. (ELVN)
EMBOWED debruised. The tail of a serpent is termed Embowed debruised when turned round, the end overlaid by the fold, and projecting underneath. P. 30, f. 27. (ELVN)
EMBOWED-DEJECTED. i.e. bowed with the extremity turned downwards. (ELVN)
Embowed (фр. courbé): искривлённый bent, изогнутый bowed; относится к руке человека, и ещё более часто к дельфинам. Термины flected или flexed также используются для руки человека, означают то же самое.
- «On a wreath or and sable, a dexter arm embowed vambraced proper, the gauntlet holding a sword below the hilt, in bend sinister, point downwards, argent, hilt and pomel gold» – Crest of GWIN, Wales, and Berks.
- «Sable, three dexter arms vambraced, couped at the shoulders, embowed to the sinister, two and one, the upper parts in pale, the lower fesswise, each holding in the gauntlet a sword erect, all proper garnished or» – STRONGITHARM.
- «Sable, three dolphins embowed argent» – KENDALL, Exeter.
Французские геральдисты более часто относят слово courbé к поясу, перевязи, и т.д., когда они слегка изогнуты вверх. Английские геральдисты используют по отношению к перевязи, и т.д. в тех же случаях термин arched, enarched, или embowed, но фр. и нем. геральдисты используют их крайне редко. Пример bend embowed дан под Crown of Rue, герцогства Саксонского.
- «Argent, three bars enarched in the middle gules» – HENCKELL, London.
Bowed embowed, and flexed reflexed, are terms used to signify the from of the latter S: the terms also annodated, torqued, &c., and used irregularly for the same: and bowed counter embowed is said of two arms bowed in opposite directions.
arrondi - 1. round, in shape 2. of eg. a chevron, embowed, enarched. [FRENCHGLOSSAR]