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saltant
saltant, a. (ˈsæltənt) [ad. L. saltant-em, pres. pple. of saltāre (see saltate).] 1. Leaping, jumping, dancing. Now rare or Obs.1601 Holland Pliny viii. xvi. I. 202 When he chaseth and followeth after other beasts, hee goeth alwaies saltant or rampant. 1711 Shaftesbury Charac. (1737) III. 117 This p... Oxford English Dictionary
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Crapaud
The three fleurs-de-lys were sometimes misinterpreted as "three toads erect, saltant", instead of "three lily flowers". wikipedia.org
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salient
salient, a. and n. (ˈseɪlɪənt) Also 6 saliaunte, 7 salliant, 7–9 saliant, 8 saillant. [ad. L. salientem, pres. pple. of salīre to leap. The form has been freq. assimilated wholly or partly to F. saillant (from the same source).] A. adj. 1. a. Leaping, jumping; esp. of animals, saltatorial. Used by S... Oxford English Dictionary
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Netphen
Netphen's civic coat of arms might heraldically be described thus: Per fess, azure semee of billets a demi-lion Or armed and langued gules and Or a boar saltant wikipedia.org
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rampant
rampant, a. (n.) (ˈræmpənt) Also 5 raump-; 4–6 -aunt, (5 -awnt), 5–6 -and. [a. F. rampant, pres. pple. of ramper ramp v.1 By Wyclif and Trevisa inaccurately employed to render L. rapiens and rapax. In northern Eng. and Sc. prior to 1600 rampand is properly the pres. pple. of ramp. In early use freq.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sharafkhan Bidlisi
The first one deals with the five Kurdish dynasties that have enjoyed status as royalty (Saltant): the Marwanids of Amed, the Hasanwayhids of Dinavar and wikipedia.org
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Attitude (heraldry)
Certain smaller animals are sometimes blazoned as saltant rather than salient. wikipedia.org
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spirit
▪ I. spirit, n. (ˈspɪrɪt) Forms: α. 3– spirit, 4–6 -ite, 4–5 -itt, 4, 6 spiryte, 5 spiryt, 9 dial. spirut; 4–6 spyrite, 5 -itte, -id, -ut, -ete, 5–6 -it, 4–5 spyryt, 5–6 -yte. β. 5 sperete, -ite, 5–6 speryt, 5, 7, 9 sperit, 9 sperrit. See also spirt, spright, and sprite. [a. AF. spirit (espirit), sp... Oxford English Dictionary
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