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vairy
▪ I. vairy, a. (and n.) (ˈvɛərɪ) Forms: α. 5 varri, 6–7 varrye (7 -ie), varry, 6–7, 9 varrey. β. 7–9 vairy, 8 vary. See also verry a. [a. OF. vairy, f. vair vair n. The mod.F. form vairée has been employed in some heraldic books.] 1. Her. Of a coat, charge, etc.: Varied or variegated with two or mor... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ahuna Vairya
The version found in the Avesta edition of Geldner reads: yaθā ahū vairyō aθā ratuš aṣ̌āt̰cīt̰ hacā vaŋhə̄uš dazdā manaŋhō š́yaoθananąm aŋhə̄uš mazdāi Transliteration of Helmut Humbach: yaθā ahū vairyō, aθā ratuš aṣ̌āt̰cīt̰ hacā vaŋhə̄uš dazdā manaŋhō, š́yaoθənanąm1 aŋhə̄uš mazdāi xšaθrəmcā ahurāi wikipedia.org
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vaired
† vaired, a. Obs.—1 [Cf. vair n.] = vairy a.1658 Sir T. Browne Gard. Cyrus ii, Heralds..disposed the figures of Ermins, and vaired coats in this Quincuncial method. Oxford English Dictionary
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William de Ferrers of Groby
: William Ferrers, 1st Baron Ferrers of Groby (1272-1325), who adopted the arms of his paternal grand-mother de Quincy, in lieu of his paternal arms (Vairy Her surviving seal displays the arms of her first husband: Vairy, a bordure charged with horse shoes. wikipedia.org
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varry
varry dial. var. fare n.1 (pig); obs. var. vairy a., vary n. and v.; dial. var. very adv. Oxford English Dictionary
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ZTE X760
ZTE-G X760, also known as Orange Vegas, T-Mobile Vairy Touch, Vodafone Indie, and Vodafone V-X760, is a discontinued budget touchscreen mobile phone released wikipedia.org
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verry
▪ I. † ˈverry, a. (and n.) Obs. Forms: 6 verrye, verrie, 6–9 verrey, 6–8 verry. [var. of varry vairy a.] 1. Her. = vairy a. 1.a 1550 Leland Itin. II. 93, I marked yn the Wyndowes 3 sortes of Armes, one al verry of blew and white. 1562 Legh Armorie 131 b, The seuenth doubling, is properly called Verr... Oxford English Dictionary
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Vair
When the pattern of vair is used with other colours, the field is termed vairé or vairy of the tinctures used. wikipedia.org
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countervair
countervair, n. (a.) Her. (ˌkaʊntəˈvɛə(r)) Also 8 contre-. [counter- 14: cf. F. contrevair.] A variety of vair (one of the ‘furs’), in which the bells or cups of the same tincture are placed base to base.1766 Porny Heraldry iii. (1777) 27 Counter-Vair or Contre-Vair, is when Bells or Cups of the sam... Oxford English Dictionary
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Robert Carey (died 1586)
On the base of the north side are shown two relief sculpted heraldic escutcheons, showing Cary impaling Chequy argent and sable, a fess vairy argent and wikipedia.org
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vaire
▪ I. vair, n. (vɛə(r)) Forms: 4 veir(e, veyr(e, 5 feyre; 4, 6–8 vaire, 4, 8– vair, Sc. wayre, 7 vayre, 9 dial. vare, fare, viare, etc. [a. OF. vair, veir (also nom. vairs):—L. varium, acc. sing. masc. of varius parti-coloured. Cf. med.L. varius, also vairus, vayrus, veyrus (from OF.), and vajus (fro... Oxford English Dictionary
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Thorame-Haute
picturesque site of the village of the Colle-St-Michel, on an edge separating the valleys from the Verdon and the Vairy one. Source of Vairy in Peyresc. Sites and panoramas of high mountain. wikipedia.org
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purflewe
† ˈpurflewe, a. Her. Obs. Also 6 -ffleu, 7–8 -flew. [Obscurely f. purfle v. or n.; app. orig. purflewé.] Having a bordure of a fur.1562 Leigh Armorie 190 b, The first is plaine,..commonly called embordured... The vii is termed purffleu, which is, when that the bordure is occupied with anye of the ni... Oxford English Dictionary
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阿胡那·法里耶
--《阿胡那·法里耶》 yaϑā ahū vairyō aϑā ratuš aṣ̌āt̰cīt̰ hacā vaŋhə̄uš dazdā manaŋhō š́yaoϑananąm aŋhə̄uš mazdāi xṣ̌aϑrəmcā ahurāi ā yim drigubyō dadat̰ vāstārəm wikipedia.org
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Ferrers family
In reality the arms adopted by the de Ferrers family at the start of the age of heraldry (c.1200-1215) were: Vairy, or and gules. wikipedia.org
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