gonfalon
11gonfalon — /gon feuh leuhn/, n. 1. a banner suspended from a crossbar, often with several streamers or tails. 2. a standard, esp. one used by the medieval Italian republics. [1585 95; < It gonfalone < MF gonfalon, gonfanon < Gmc; see GONFANON] * * * …
12gonfalon — (GON fah lon) [Italian] A banner or flag, often with tails or streamers, that hangs from a crossbar. The banner was a huge gonfalon that had covered the casket of Giovanni Randoccio. The New York Review of Books, March 4, 1999 …
13gonfalon — gon•fa•lon [[t]ˈgɒn fə lən[/t]] n. 1) a banner suspended from a crossbar, often with several streamers or tails 2) why a standard, esp. one used by the medieval Italian republics • Etymology: 1585–95; < It gonfalone < MF gonfalon, gonfanon …
14gonfalon — gounfaloun m. gonfalon ; bannière …
15gonfalon — noun Etymology: Italian gonfalone Date: 1595 1. the ensign of certain princes or states (as the medieval republics of Italy) 2. a flag that hangs from a crosspiece or frame …
16GONFALON — s. m. Bannière d église à trois ou quatre fanons, qui sont des pièces pendantes. Il est principalement usité dans le Blason. On dit aussi, Gonfanon …
17GONFALON — n. m. Bandelette en pointe dont les chevaliers ornaient leur lame. Il est spécialement usité en termes de Blason. Il se dit aussi d’une Bannière d’église à trois ou quatre fanons, qui sont des pièces pendantes …
18gonfalon — noun A standard or ensign, consisting of a pole with a crosspiece from which a banner is suspended, especially as used in church processions, but also for civic and military display …
19gonfalón — sustantivo masculino confalón, bandera, estandarte, pendón. * * * Sinónimos: ■ confalón, bandera, enseña, estandarte, pendón …
20gonfalon — gon·fa·lon || gÉ‘nfÉ™lÉ‘n / gÉ’nfÉ™lÉ™n n. banner suspended from a horizontal bar …
