reguardant
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Reguardant — Re*guard ant (r?*g?rd ant), a. (Her.) Same as {Regardant}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
reguardant — variant of regardant * * * /ri gahr dnt/, adj. Heraldry. regardant. * * * reguardant obs. form of regardant … Useful english dictionary
Attitude (heraldry) — Rampant redirects here. For the Nazareth album, see Rampant (album). For the 2009 fantasy novel, see Diana Peterfreund. The lion passant guardant, a frequent figure in heraldry, is sometimes called a leopard . Here shown or, armed argent, langued … Wikipedia
Coat of arms of Luxembourg — Details Armiger Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Crest A grand … Wikipedia
Jencken — This is an English name of some antiquity, deriving from the medieval given name Jenkin, which is a diminutive of John (meaning Grace of the Lord ) with the diminutive suffix kin , indicating young John . There are a number of variant forms of… … Surnames reference
Jenken — This is an English name of some antiquity, deriving from the medieval given name Jenkin, which is a diminutive of John (meaning Grace of the Lord ) with the diminutive suffix kin , indicating young John . There are a number of variant forms of… … Surnames reference
Jenkin — This is an English name of some antiquity, deriving from the medieval given name Jenkin, which is a diminutive of John (meaning Grace of the Lord ) with the diminutive suffix kin , indicating young John . There are a number of variant forms of… … Surnames reference
Jenking — This is an English name of some antiquity, deriving from the medieval given name Jenkin, which is a diminutive of John (meaning Grace of the Lord ) with the diminutive suffix kin , indicating young John . There are a number of variant forms of… … Surnames reference
Jenkyn — This is an English name of some antiquity, deriving from the medieval given name Jenkin, which is a diminutive of John (meaning Grace of the Lord ) with the diminutive suffix kin , indicating young John . There are a number of variant forms of… … Surnames reference
Junkin — This is an English name of some antiquity, deriving from the medieval given name Jenkin, which is a diminutive of John (meaning Grace of the Lord ) with the diminutive suffix kin , indicating young John . There are a number of variant forms of… … Surnames reference
