chevronel

American  

[shev-ruh-nel] / ˌʃɛv rəˈnɛl /

noun

Heraldry.

1. a narrow chevron, one-half the usual breadth or less.

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Etymology

Origin of chevronel

1565–75; chevron + -el diminutive suffix

Example Sentences

Many a red chevron or chevronel, with other devices, charged upon a golden field, or a gold chevron on a red field, is a sign of feudal alliance with the great house of De Clare, whose Shield was—Or, three chevronels gu.,

From Project Gutenberg

The diminutives of the chevron, according to English Heraldry, are the chevronel, which is half the breadth of the chevron.

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And the couple-close, which is half the chevronel.

From Project Gutenberg

One of the diminutives of the chevron, half the size of the chevronel.

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