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What is the mythical bird called that displayed on Indonesia's coat of arms?
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∙ 15y ago
The garuda (Indonesian for 'eagle' as well funnily enough)
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The Latin word for centaur?
Centaur is a mythical creature with head, arms and torso of a man and body and legs of a horse. In Latin it is called Tatem.
Is there A mythical creature with 3 arms?
I am unsure of any ancient mythical animals, but you could try making your own race if you would want to. The only one I have ever heard of is Lt. Arex, on the animated "Star Trek" from the early seventies. He is an Edosian; in some sources is a Triexian. Perhaps one name is the species, the other the planet he is from.
What is the name of the heraldic shield or emblem displayed in a coat of arms?
Escutcheon
What does quarrying stones mean?
Taking them out of the ground and getting them to market. In Wiltshire, between Corsham and Bath there is a village just off the A4 called Box. There is a pub called the Quarryman's Arms and all is displayed in there.
What does it say on the garuda coat of arms?
The Garuda is a large, mythical bird and does not have a coat of arms. The Garuda is a national symbol of Indonesia, of Thailand, and of Ulan Bator in Mongolia, among other places. As such, it may appear on coats of arms.
Are knights outfits called coat of arms?
No, a coat of arms is a unique heraldic design displayed on a shield or banner. Knights typically wear armor or suits of armor, which are protective clothing made of metal plates or pieces. The coat of arms is a symbol of identity and lineage, while the armor is for protection in battle.
What are alien arms called?
Arms, or limbs.
What is the arms of an angle are called what?
The longest arm on the triangles is called the hypotenuse and the 2 smaller arms are called the legs
What is the eagle called on the Indonesian coat of arms?
the eagle on the Indonesian coat of arms is called Garuda
What are the monarchs bodyguards called?
Gentlemen At Arms Gentlemen At Arms
Why is the Wolverston arms in Tamworth called the Knob?
Isn't that what it used to be called before it got changed to wolferston arms
Where were the Coat of Arms used?
The study and science of coats of arms is called heraldry, from heralds (or, heralds of arms), officers who were originally messengers and who displayed and carried the coat of arms appropriate to occasions of state.Today, heralds are still appointed in some countries, either full-time or on a temporary basis, and play an important part in official occasions.The link below gives information about coats of arms, and includes links to other sites.For specific countries' and districts' coats of arms, see the Wikipedia entry for that area, or the homepage of that area's Government.For private coats of arms, you could look at the homepage of the house, family, corporation or other organization you are interested in.
