5 x 11: The Code of Heraldry

In accordance with our methodological approach, we report the development of a new semantic proposition for the canting level in the arms of Berlin (Germany): “argent a bear rampant sable, armed and langued gules”.

Semantic level: canting.
Denominant's verbalization: German.
Designant's verbalization: German.
Canting plot: phenomenological.
Canting syntax: article + noun + verb.
Canting trace: shield » coloration & figuration » argent, bear.
Number of graphemes: 6 ~ 13.
Primary onset: 4.
Cypher: 585.
Credibility: excellent.
Difficulty: average.

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In accordance with our methodological approach, we report the development of a new semantic proposition for the canting level in the arms of Asunción (Paraguay): “quartered azure; first the Virgin Mary with arms open, hands downwards, standing barefoot on a cloud; second Saint Blaise with both arms raised, the left hand holding a crosier, the right hand apaumy; third a triple-towered fortress ajouré; fourth a lion statant between three-fourths of a tree eradicated mouvant from dexter and a palm-tree, its trunk enwrapped by the lion's tail; all argent”.

Semantic level: canting.
Denominant's verbalization: Castilian.
Designant's verbalization: Castilian.
Canting plot: phenomenological.
Canting syntax: verb + preposition + noun.
Canting trace: first quarter » attitude, aspect & figuration » standing barefoot on a cloud.
Number of graphemes: 8 ~ 14.
Primary onset: 6.
Cypher: 762.
Credibility: excellent.
Difficulty: average.

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