Definition of haurient in English:

haurient

adjective ˈhɔːrɪəntˈhôrēənt

Heraldry

postpositive (of a fish or marine creature) depicted swimming vertically, typically with the head upwards.
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the most ancient and frequently recurrent of the many coats-of-arms of the Whaley family is described as follows: ARMS: Argent, three whale's heads erased haurient sable.
- The Lucy, or Pike, is emblazoned haurient, or gasping as when caught in a lake; and was the ensign of the barony of Lucy from its first foundation.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin haurient- 'drawing in (air, water, etc.)', from the verb haurire.

Definition of haurient in US English:

haurient

adjectiveˈhôrēənt

Heraldry

postpositive (of a fish or marine creature) depicted swimming vertically, typically with the head upward.
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the most ancient and frequently recurrent of the many coats-of-arms of the Whaley family is described as follows: ARMS: Argent, three whale's heads erased haurient sable.
- The Lucy, or Pike, is emblazoned haurient, or gasping as when caught in a lake; and was the ensign of the barony of Lucy from its first foundation.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin haurient- ‘drawing in (air, water, etc.)’, from the verb haurire.

单词	haurient
释义	Definition of haurient in English: haurient adjective ˈhɔːrɪəntˈhôrēənt Heraldry postpositive (of a fish or marine creature) depicted swimming vertically, typically with the head upwards. Example sentencesExamples One of the most ancient and frequently recurrent of the many coats-of-arms of the Whaley family is described as follows: ARMS: Argent, three whale's heads erased haurient sable. The Lucy, or Pike, is emblazoned haurient, or gasping as when caught in a lake; and was the ensign of the barony of Lucy from its first foundation. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin haurient- 'drawing in (air, water, etc.)', from the verb haurire. Definition of haurient in US English: haurient adjectiveˈhôrēənt Heraldry postpositive (of a fish or marine creature) depicted swimming vertically, typically with the head upward. Example sentencesExamples One of the most ancient and frequently recurrent of the many coats-of-arms of the Whaley family is described as follows: ARMS: Argent, three whale's heads erased haurient sable. The Lucy, or Pike, is emblazoned haurient, or gasping as when caught in a lake; and was the ensign of the barony of Lucy from its first foundation. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin haurient- ‘drawing in (air, water, etc.)’, from the verb haurire.
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