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Q: What is the meaning of three shamrocks on your family crest?
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The Cullen's crest has how many shamrocks?

Three shamrocks on the Cullen Crest.


How many shamrocks does the Cullen crest have in twilight?

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Are shamrocks and clover belong to the same plant family?

Shamrocks simply refer to four-leaved small clover-like plants. There are three species of clover and one species of medick that all grow in Ireland and normally have three leaves. Shamrocks are simply normal clover/medick that grew an extra leaf. As four leaves is not normal, they are very rare.


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Where is the Cullen family crest?

it represents there coven and...Yes that is true is does represent their family coven but only in the movie the books do not mention it at all. The symbols used on the crest all have a diffrent meaning. The hand above the lion means a pledge of faith, sincerity and justice.The Lion is of passant design and means dauntless courage. The three clover like symbols under the lion are called Trefoiler or Shamrock (three leaves plant) and it means Perpetuity, Time without and end, or simply put eternity.


What are three-leafed plants popular on Saint Patrick's Day called?

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What is shamrocks?

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What is a coat of arms?

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Why did Irish begin to wear shamrocks?

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A three letter word meaning the same thing as family?

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