rundel
- noun
- UK
- The knight's shield bore a golden rundel at its center, marking his family's coat of arms.
Examples
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The coat of arms featured a bright red rundel in the center.
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The artist incorporated a red rundel into the banner's design to symbolize unity.
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In medieval times, a rundel was often used to distinguish noble families on the battlefield.
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Can you identify the rundel on that shield?
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The knight's shield bore a golden rundel at its center, marking his family's coat of arms.
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In medieval times, a rundel was often used to distinguish noble families on the battlefield.
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The artist incorporated a red rundel into the banner's design to symbolize unity.
Synonyms
A picture or symbol shown on a shield to represent a family
A solid circle used as a symbol on a shield or on aircraft
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rundel comes from an old French word like rond and the English word round, meaning 'round' or 'a small circle'. So in heraldry a rundel is a small round disc used on a shield.