Noun:

గుర్తు, చిహ్నం, స్టేట్ మార్క్,

emblem's Usage Examples:

old emblem of historical Chełm, which itself recounts the traditional folk tale of Głupi Redaktorski the great northern bear.

This armorial of sovereign states shows the coat of arms, a national emblem, a seal, or a combination of each for the sovereign states in the list of sovereign.

The central strip of the top layer of each field emblem is incised in order to allow the ship's crew, to whom the jelly is served, to pull it away.

The emblem is a green scutcheon, divided into two parts: half being blue representing the sea, and the.

(US: veggie, veggies) verger (virger, in some churches) someone who carries the verge or other emblem of authority.

This symbol, emblematic of Christian charity, is also found on the Louisiana state flag.

When Imparja re-affiliated with Nine Network, the long-time emblem was replaced by the Nine Network dots.

marked by "an artificial and heavily emblematic style, and above all a revoltingly grotesque series of horrors which seem to have little function but to.

Comedy writers Ray Galton and Alan Simpson used the town as their emblem of a travelling actor's date with obscurity in Hancock's Half Hour, The Train Journey episode, broadcast on 23 October 1959.

The wheel covers, back-up light lenses, radio delete plate, horn button and the rear ashtray on the Starliner/Starlight coupe—all had this emblem.

Designed by Anthony de Francisci, the coin was the result of a competition to find designs emblematic of peace.

" The emblem of the Society consists of an watch key fob formed of the Greek letters Φ and Σ, the former being superimposed.

khaṭvāṅga derived from the emblematic staff of the early Indian Shaivite yogins, known as kapalikas or "skull-bearers".

Synonyms:

totem pole, figure, heraldry, totem, design, flag, colophon, device, Cross, crest, pattern, colors, skull and crossbones, colours,

Antonyms:

increase, bottom out, disagree, inactivity, hawk,