5 x 11: The Code of Heraldry

In accordance with our methodological approach, we report the development of a new semantic proposition for the crest in the arms of Gunn: “a fox sejant or, on a cap of maintenance azure”.

Semantic levels: one or more.
Discretion index: big.
Denominant's verbalization: English.
Designant's verbalization: English.
Heraldic plot: disassociated from the shield.
Canting impression: “to chew”.
Virtual trace: crest » figuration » fox.
Denominant's origin: autochthonous (from the proposition).
Credibility: good.
Number of graphemes: 5 ~ 4.
Cypher: 104.

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In accordance with our methodological approach, we report the development of a new semantic proposition for the crest in the arms of Bell of London: “a human heart winged proper”.

Semantic levels: one or more.
Discretion index: medium.
Denominant's verbalization: English.
Designant's verbalization: English.
Heraldic plot: disassociated from the shield.
Canting impression: “bells”.
Virtual trace: shield » figurations » bells.
Denominant's origin: autochthonous.
Credibility: excellent.
Number of graphemes: 5 ~ 5.
Cypher: 33.

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In accordance with our methodological approach, we report the development of a new semantic proposition for the crest in the arms of Eden of West Auckland: “an arm vambraced proper, holding with its hand a garb in fess or”.

Semantic levels: one or more.
Discretion index: big.
Denominant's verbalization: English.
Designant's verbalization: English.
Heraldic plot: military.
Canting impression: “to eat”.
Virtual trace: shield » figurations » scallops.
Denominant's origin: autochthonous.
Credibility: good.
Number of graphemes: 5 ~ 5.
Cypher: 29.

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