Definition of anserated in English:

anserated

adjective ˈans(ə)reɪtɪd

Of a cross: (a) (Heraldry) having the extremities cleft and terminated in the heads of serpents, or (later) of eagles, lions, or other animals; (b) having a handle or handles, or a loop or ring resembling a handle.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. Apparently from classical Latin anser goose + -ated; compare quot. 1688.

Definition of anserated in US English:

anserated

adjectiveˈans(ə)reɪtɪd

Of a cross: (a) (Heraldry) having the extremities cleft and terminated in the heads of serpents, or (later) of eagles, lions, or other animals; (b) having a handle or handles, or a loop or ring resembling a handle.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. Apparently from classical Latin anser goose + -ated; compare quot. 1688.

单词	anserated
释义	Definition of anserated in English: anserated adjective ˈans(ə)reɪtɪd Of a cross: (a) (Heraldry) having the extremities cleft and terminated in the heads of serpents, or (later) of eagles, lions, or other animals; (b) having a handle or handles, or a loop or ring resembling a handle. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. Apparently from classical Latin anser goose + -ated; compare quot. 1688. Definition of anserated in US English: anserated adjectiveˈans(ə)reɪtɪd Of a cross: (a) (Heraldry) having the extremities cleft and terminated in the heads of serpents, or (later) of eagles, lions, or other animals; (b) having a handle or handles, or a loop or ring resembling a handle. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. Apparently from classical Latin anser goose + -ated; compare quot. 1688.
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