Definition of pommelly in English:

pommelly

(also pommelé, pomelly)

adjective ˈpɒməli

Heraldry rare

Of a cross: having the arms terminating in pommels or knobs.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Loutfut Manuscript. From Anglo-Norman pomelé and Middle French pommelé, either from pomel + -é (compare Old French pomelé (of a stick or staff) knobbed; compare later pommelled), or from pome + -el + -é (compare earlier pomelé dappled and later †pommelé round like an apple, use as adjective of the past participle of pommeler to assume a rounded form; compare later pometty, pommé).

Definition of pommelly in US English:

pommelly

(also pommelé, pomelly)

adjectiveˈpɒməli

Heraldry rare

Of a cross: having the arms terminating in pommels or knobs.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Loutfut Manuscript. From Anglo-Norman pomelé and Middle French pommelé, either from pomel + -é (compare Old French pomelé (of a stick or staff) knobbed; compare later pommelled), or from pome + -el + -é (compare earlier pomelé dappled and later † pommelé round like an apple, use as adjective of the past participle of pommeler to assume a rounded form; compare later pometty, pommé).

词汇	pommelly
释义	Definition of pommelly in English: pommelly (also pommelé, pomelly) adjective ˈpɒməli Heraldry rare Of a cross: having the arms terminating in pommels or knobs. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Loutfut Manuscript. From Anglo-Norman pomelé and Middle French pommelé, either from pomel + -é (compare Old French pomelé (of a stick or staff) knobbed; compare later pommelled), or from pome + -el + -é (compare earlier pomelé dappled and later †pommelé round like an apple, use as adjective of the past participle of pommeler to assume a rounded form; compare later pometty, pommé). Definition of pommelly in US English: pommelly (also pommelé, pomelly) adjectiveˈpɒməli Heraldry rare Of a cross: having the arms terminating in pommels or knobs. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Loutfut Manuscript. From Anglo-Norman pomelé and Middle French pommelé, either from pomel + -é (compare Old French pomelé (of a stick or staff) knobbed; compare later pommelled), or from pome + -el + -é (compare earlier pomelé dappled and later † pommelé round like an apple, use as adjective of the past participle of pommeler to assume a rounded form; compare later pometty, pommé).
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