Definition of statant in English:

statant

adjective ˈsteɪtəntˈstātnt

Heraldry

usually postpositive (of an animal) standing with all four paws on the ground.
Example sentencesExamples
- A boar statant gules armed and hoofed or holding in the mouth a nettle leaf vert.
- In his Pride reserved for peacocks, it is shown statant affronty with the tail feathers spread.
- They are usually found statant affronty in both SCA and Period heraldry.
- As a rule of thumb, most birds are statant close by default; see specific entries for exceptions to this.
- A lion statant gardant on the royal crown, with the words FOR VALOUR on a semi circular scroll.

Origin

Late 15th century: formed irregularly from Latin stat- 'fixed, stationary' (from the verb stare 'to stand') + -ant.

Definition of statant in US English:

statant

adjectiveˈstātnt

Heraldry

usually postpositive (of an animal) standing with all four paws on the ground.
Example sentencesExamples
- As a rule of thumb, most birds are statant close by default; see specific entries for exceptions to this.
- A boar statant gules armed and hoofed or holding in the mouth a nettle leaf vert.
- In his Pride reserved for peacocks, it is shown statant affronty with the tail feathers spread.
- They are usually found statant affronty in both SCA and Period heraldry.
- A lion statant gardant on the royal crown, with the words FOR VALOUR on a semi circular scroll.

Origin

Late 15th century: formed irregularly from Latin stat- ‘fixed, stationary’ (from the verb stare ‘to stand’) + -ant.

单词	statant
释义	Definition of statant in English: statant adjective ˈsteɪtəntˈstātnt Heraldry usually postpositive (of an animal) standing with all four paws on the ground. Example sentencesExamples A boar statant gules armed and hoofed or holding in the mouth a nettle leaf vert. In his Pride reserved for peacocks, it is shown statant affronty with the tail feathers spread. They are usually found statant affronty in both SCA and Period heraldry. As a rule of thumb, most birds are statant close by default; see specific entries for exceptions to this. A lion statant gardant on the royal crown, with the words FOR VALOUR on a semi circular scroll. Origin Late 15th century: formed irregularly from Latin stat- 'fixed, stationary' (from the verb stare 'to stand') + -ant. Definition of statant in US English: statant adjectiveˈstātnt Heraldry usually postpositive (of an animal) standing with all four paws on the ground. Example sentencesExamples As a rule of thumb, most birds are statant close by default; see specific entries for exceptions to this. A boar statant gules armed and hoofed or holding in the mouth a nettle leaf vert. In his Pride reserved for peacocks, it is shown statant affronty with the tail feathers spread. They are usually found statant affronty in both SCA and Period heraldry. A lion statant gardant on the royal crown, with the words FOR VALOUR on a semi circular scroll. Origin Late 15th century: formed irregularly from Latin stat- ‘fixed, stationary’ (from the verb stare ‘to stand’) + -ant.
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