रजत-तारा इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The team's coat of arms consists of three silver stars within a black diagonal stripe on a wavy blue-and-silver background.

General Charles Mangin, commander of the French Tenth Army, awarded the 119th Field Artillery Regiment with the Croix de Guerre with a silver star for their distinguished service in battle during the Aisne–Marne and Oise–Aisne campaigns.

In recognition of their military successes during the Aisne–Marne and Oise–Aisne offensives, the 119th Field Artillery was awarded the Croix de Guerre with a silver star.

The Headquarters Battery of the 119th Field Artillery was awarded an extra Croix de Guerre with Palm (two orders of precedence higher than Croix de Guerre with a silver star) for their exceptional planning during the Oise–Aisne offensive.

Golden stars around the calotte represent the number of years that the student has studied successfully (if a year has to be retaken, a silver star will represent it).

The number of gold stars represent the number of years of study, with silver stars representing years that were failed and re-done.

At the front of the band is a silver star.

A winding hedge of lofty cedar trees led from the entrance hall up the broad grass-carpeted stairway to the portico of the Southern Colonial homestead, red brick façade with four white columns and heavy cornices and pediment reaching to the ceiling, which had been covered with blue gauze dotted with silver stars to represent the sky.

The star of the order is a silver star with straight rays, with eight points for Grand Cross and four points for Grand Commander, and with the obverse of the badge superimposed upon it.

Around each lion's neck is a red collar on which there are two five-pointed silver stars.

Ginboshi (銀星 or silver star) is also used informally to denote a maegashira victory over an ōzeki.

| Same as 1965–66 but with silver baubles, silver stars, and round mirrors added.