Definition of alerion in English:

alerion

(also allerion)

noun əˈlɪərɪən

Heraldry. A representation of a bird, especially an eagle, with neither feet nor beak.

Origin

Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French alerion, allerion (French alérion) mythical large bird without feet, resembling an eagle, heraldic representation of a bird with neither feet nor beak from an (unattested) Old Low Franconian form ultimately cognate with Middle Dutch adelaer, adeler (Dutch adelaar), Middle Low German adeler, Old High German adalaro (Middle High German adelar, adeler, adler, German Adler), all in sense ‘eagle’, all from the Germanic base of athel + the Germanic base of erne, the eagle receiving the epithet ‘noble’ in recognition of its majestic appearance and its widespread use in hunting.

Definition of alerion in US English:

alerion

(also allerion)

nounəˈlɪərɪən

Heraldry. A representation of a bird, especially an eagle, with neither feet nor beak.

Origin

Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French alerion, allerion (French alérion) mythical large bird without feet, resembling an eagle, heraldic representation of a bird with neither feet nor beak from an (unattested) Frankish form ultimately cognate with Middle Dutch adelaer, adeler (Dutch adelaar), Middle Low German adeler, Old High German adalaro (Middle High German adelar, adeler, adler, German Adler), all in sense ‘eagle’, all from the Germanic base of athel + the Germanic base of erne, the eagle receiving the epithet ‘noble’ in recognition of its majestic appearance and its widespread use in hunting.

单词	alerion
释义	Definition of alerion in English: alerion (also allerion) noun əˈlɪərɪən Heraldry. A representation of a bird, especially an eagle, with neither feet nor beak. Origin Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French alerion, allerion (French alérion) mythical large bird without feet, resembling an eagle, heraldic representation of a bird with neither feet nor beak from an (unattested) Old Low Franconian form ultimately cognate with Middle Dutch adelaer, adeler (Dutch adelaar), Middle Low German adeler, Old High German adalaro (Middle High German adelar, adeler, adler, German Adler), all in sense ‘eagle’, all from the Germanic base of athel + the Germanic base of erne, the eagle receiving the epithet ‘noble’ in recognition of its majestic appearance and its widespread use in hunting. Definition of alerion in US English: alerion (also allerion) nounəˈlɪərɪən Heraldry. A representation of a bird, especially an eagle, with neither feet nor beak. Origin Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French alerion, allerion (French alérion) mythical large bird without feet, resembling an eagle, heraldic representation of a bird with neither feet nor beak from an (unattested) Frankish form ultimately cognate with Middle Dutch adelaer, adeler (Dutch adelaar), Middle Low German adeler, Old High German adalaro (Middle High German adelar, adeler, adler, German Adler), all in sense ‘eagle’, all from the Germanic base of athel + the Germanic base of erne, the eagle receiving the epithet ‘noble’ in recognition of its majestic appearance and its widespread use in hunting.
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