- cheveron

CHEVERON, or CHEVRON. One of the honourable ordinaries, and occupies one third of the field, as Ar. a chev. gu. P. 15, f. 1.

               Diminutives of the chev., are frequently met with, and, when placed at equal distances from each other, are blazoned Cheveronels, as, or three chevronels gu. f. 41. If borne in pairs they are termed Couple-close. f. 4, and when a chev. is placed between them, it may be blazoned either a chev. betw. two couple-closes, or a chev. cottised. f. 38. (ELVN)

CHEVERON, ABAISSE, or IN BASE. P. 15, f. 37. (ELVN)

CHEVRON, ARCHED. P. 16, f. 12. (ELVN)

— BETWEEN. P. 8, f. 21 ; P. 15, f. 38. (ELVN)

— BORDURED, or FIMBRIATED. P. 15, f. 8. (ELVN)

— and BORDURE. P. 16, f. 27. (ELVN)

— ERASED, or BRACED. The same as Interlaced. P. 15, f. 40. (ELVN)

— BRETTESSED. P. 15, f. 16. (ELVN)

— BRISSE. P. 16, f. 4. (ELVN)

— BURST, or SPLIT AT THE TOP. Also termed disjointed, or fracted. P. 16, f. 3. (ELVN)

— CHAMPAINE, or URDEE. P. 15, f. 20. (ELVN)

— CHARGED WITH ANOTHER. P. 15, f. 9. (ELVN)

— CHARGED WITH THREE ESCALLOPS, or ON A CHEVRON THREE ESCALLOPS. P. 16, f. 24. (ELVN)

— COTTISED. P. 15, f. 38. (ELVN)

— COUCHANT, or COUCHED. Is springing from the dexter, or sinister side. P. 16, f. 13. (ELVN)

— COUCHED. P. 16, f. 13. (ELVN)

— COUNTER-EMBATTLED. P. 15, f. 14. (ELVN)

— COUPED, or HUMETTEE. P. 15, f. 12. (ELVN)

— COUPLED, or PAIRED. Resembles a Fesse dancettée, but has only two dancets. P. 3, f. 45. (ELVN)

— CRENELLEE. P. 15, f. 13. (ELVN)

— DEBRUISED, or FRACTED. Also termed a broken chev. P. 16, f. 2. (ELVN)

— DEMI. May be either dexter, or sinister. P. 16, f. 6. (ELVN)

— DISJOINTED, or BRISSE. i.e. Burst. P. 16, f. 4. (ELVN)

— DISJOINTED and CROSSED. P. 16, f. 7. (ELVN)

— DOUBLE ESCARTELEE. P. 15, f. 29. (ELVN)

— DOVETAILED. P. 15, f. 24. (ELVN)

— EMBATTLED. P. 15, f. 13. (ELVN)

— EMBATTLED ARONDIE. P. 15, f. 22. (ELVN)

— EMBATTLED, COUNTER-EMBATTLED. P. 15, f. 14. (ELVN)

— EMBOWED. P. 15, f. 30. (ELVN)

— ENARCHED. P. 15, f. 32, and 33. (ELVN)

— ENGRAILED. P. 15, f. 5. (ELVN)

— ENHANCED. P. 15, f. 36. (ELVN)

— ENSIGNED. P. 15, f. 35. (ELVN)

— ECLATE. P. 16, f. 3. (ELVN)

— ESCARTELEE-DOUBLE, or GRIECE. P. 15, f. 29. (ELVN)

— and FESSE, or a Chevron surmounted with a fesse. P. 16, f. 19. (ELVN)

— FIMBRIATED, or BORDERED. P. 15, f. 8. (ELVN)

— FLAMANT. P. 15, f. 23. (ELVN)

— FLORY AT THE TOP. P. 16, f. 29. (ELVN)

— FRETTED WITH A FESSE. P. 16, f. 18. (ELVN)

— FRACTED. P. 16, f. 2. (ELVN)

— GRADY. formed of ascents like steps. P. 15, f. 15. (ELVN)

— GRADY ON BOTH SIDES. P. 15, f. 28. (ELVN)

— GRIECE. P. 15, f. 29, (ELVN)

— HACKED and HEWED. P. 15, f. 27. (ELVN)

— HUMETTEE, or COUPED. P. 15, f. 12. (ELVN)

— IN BASE. P. 15, f. 37. (ELVN)

— IN CHIEF. i.e. placed high up in field. P. 15, f. 36. (ELVN)

— IN POINT embowed. P. 15, f. 31. (ELVN)

— INARCHED. P. 15, f. 32, and 33. (ELVN)

— INDENTED. P. 15, f. 25. (ELVN)

— INDENTED EMBOWED. P. 15, f. 27. (ELVN)

— INVECKED. P. 15, f. 6. (ELVN)

— LOZENGY. P. 2, f. 45. (ELVN)

— MASCLE-HEAD. P. 16, f. 28. (ELVN)

— NEBULEE. P. 15, f. 26. (ELVN)

— ON A CHEV. P. 16, f. 24. (ELVN)

— OPEN AT THE TOP, or BURST. P. 16, f. 3. (ELVN)

— OPPRESSED, or SURMOUNTED. P. 16, f. 19. (ELVN)

— PALETTED, or CHEV. and PALET CONJOINED. As two chevrons and palet conjoined. P. 16, f. 8. (ELVN)

— PATTÉE AT THE POINT. P. 15, f. 35. (ELVN)

— IN POINT EMBOWED. P. 15, f. 31. (ELVN)

— PER-PALE. P. 16, f. 25. (ELVN)

— PER-PALE and PER CHEVRON. P. 16, f. 26. (ELVN)

— PIERCED WITH AN ARROW. P. 16, f. 17. (ELVN)

— PIERCED WITH A BEND. P. 16, f. 16. (ELVN)

— PIERCED with a barrulet debruised on the sinister side. P. 16, f. 15. (ELVN)

— PIERCED with a Fesse debruised on the sinister side. P. 16, f. 22. (ELVN)

— and PILE COUNTERCHANGED. P. 6, f. 32. (ELVN)

— POTENT. P. 15, f. 17. (ELVN)

— POTENT-COUNTER-POTENT. P. 15, f. 18. (ELVN)

— POTENT, RINGED AT THE POINT. More properly a Chev. potent at the point and ringed. P. 15, f. 34. (ELVN)

— QUARTERLY. P. 16, f. 26. (ELVN)

— REMOVED. P. 16, f. 5. (ELVN)

— RECOURSIE, CLECHEE, or PERCEE. P. 15, f. 7. (ELVN)

— REVERSED. P. 15, f. 43. (ELVN)

— ROMPU, double-downcet, double-downsett, or Coppée. P. 16, f. 1. (ELVN)

— SEVERED, or BURST. P. 16, f. 3. (ELVN)

— SPLIT. P. 16, f. 3. (ELVN)

— SUPPORTED with a beam and Standard. P. 16, f. 9. (ELVN)

— SURMOUNTED. P. 16, f. 19. (ELVN)

— SURMOUNTED OF ANOTHER. P. 15, f. 9. (ELVN)

— TRIPARTED, or TREBLE-PARTED. P. 15, f. 39. (ELVN)

— URDEE. P. 15, f. 19. (ELVN)

— URDEE CHAMPAINED. P. 15, f. 20. (ELVN)

— VOIDED OF ANOTHER ENGRAILED. P. 15, f. 10. (ELVN)

— VOIDED. Cannot be distinguished from Couple-closes. P. 15, f. 4 and 11. (ELVN)

— PER or PER-CHEVRON, or PARTY PER CHEVRON. Expresses the field or any charge when divided by such a line as helps to make the Chevron. P. 2, f. 4, and P. 16, f. 30 and 31.  

               These lines are subject to all the accidental forms of lines, as Per Chev. Engrailed, Invecked, Nebulee, Wavy, etc. Per. chev. crenellée f. 32. (ELVN)

— PER AND PILE. P. 6, f. 43. Per Pale and per chevron. P. 2, f. 8. (ELVN)