What is another word for heraldic bearing?
Pronunciation: [həɹˈaldɪk bˈe͡əɹɪŋ] (IPA) 
Heraldic bearing is a term that refers to the coats of arms or the unique symbols used to represent a family, clan, or organization. Synonyms for this word could be family crest, emblem, shield, or coat of arms. Another term that can be used instead of heraldic bearing is armorial bearings, which specifically refers to the elements of a coat of arms such as the shield, crest, and motto. Other related words include device, insignia, and blazon, which all refer to the visual representation of a family's or organization's identity. These terms are commonly used in heraldry and genealogy and are important in identifying the history and lineage of families and organizations.
