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Lines of Separation
 
For our examples we have used the ordinary of the Fesse though these same designs could be applied to any of the ordinaries.

 

Engrailed		 Represents earth & land

Invected		 Represents earth & land

Wavy		 Represents the sea or water

Nebuly		 Represents clouds or air

Indented		 Represents fire

Dancetty		 Represents water

Embattled		 Represents fire, or the walls of a fortress or town

Dovetailed		 Represents the defense of a fortress or town. The design is also known as Ghibelline Battlements.

Potenty		 Symbolizes one who was injured in battle. Potent is an ancient name for crutch.

Raguly		 Represents difficulties which have been encountered.

Urdy		 Searching for representation description

Rayonne		 Represents the rays of the sun. Symbolizes glory and splendor.

Fir Tree
top section		 Used in later Coats of Arms, primarily by persons from the Finland and the Scandinavian countries

Fir Twig
section		 Used in later Coats of Arms, primarily by persons from the Finland and the Scandinavian countries

Cloverleaf
section		 A favorite line of partition in Ireland

Fleury Counter Fleury		 Frequently used in Scotland. AKA Double Tressure

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     


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