Definition of dimidiation in English:

dimidiation

noun dɪˌmɪdɪˈəɪʃ(ə)ndiˌmidēˈāSHən

mass nounHeraldry

The combination of two coats of arms by juxtaposing the dexter half of one and the sinister half of the other on a single shield (a practice largely superseded by impalement).
〔纹章〕两个半只的盾徽对接在一只盾上
Example sentencesExamples
- In Germany, dimidiation is still a common method of marshalling, where one or both of two coats of arms in a combination will be halved, as in the arms of Loschau.
- It should suffice to note that marshalling of arms is generally accomplished by either: dimidiation, impalement, quartering or superimposition.
- The inclusion of a part usually involved a dimidiation (per fess or by another division).
- This type of union is known as dimidiation.

Definition of dimidiation in US English:

dimidiation

noundiˌmidēˈāSHən

Heraldry

The combination of two coats of arms by juxtaposing the dexter half of one and the sinister half of the other on a single shield (a practice largely superseded by impalement).
〔纹章〕两个半只的盾徽对接在一只盾上
Example sentencesExamples
- It should suffice to note that marshalling of arms is generally accomplished by either: dimidiation, impalement, quartering or superimposition.
- The inclusion of a part usually involved a dimidiation (per fess or by another division).
- In Germany, dimidiation is still a common method of marshalling, where one or both of two coats of arms in a combination will be halved, as in the arms of Loschau.
- This type of union is known as dimidiation.

词汇	dimidiation
释义	Definition of dimidiation in English: dimidiation noun dɪˌmɪdɪˈəɪʃ(ə)ndiˌmidēˈāSHən mass nounHeraldry The combination of two coats of arms by juxtaposing the dexter half of one and the sinister half of the other on a single shield (a practice largely superseded by impalement). 〔纹章〕两个半只的盾徽对接在一只盾上 Example sentencesExamples In Germany, dimidiation is still a common method of marshalling, where one or both of two coats of arms in a combination will be halved, as in the arms of Loschau. It should suffice to note that marshalling of arms is generally accomplished by either: dimidiation, impalement, quartering or superimposition. The inclusion of a part usually involved a dimidiation (per fess or by another division). This type of union is known as dimidiation. Definition of dimidiation in US English: dimidiation noundiˌmidēˈāSHən Heraldry The combination of two coats of arms by juxtaposing the dexter half of one and the sinister half of the other on a single shield (a practice largely superseded by impalement). 〔纹章〕两个半只的盾徽对接在一只盾上 Example sentencesExamples It should suffice to note that marshalling of arms is generally accomplished by either: dimidiation, impalement, quartering or superimposition. The inclusion of a part usually involved a dimidiation (per fess or by another division). In Germany, dimidiation is still a common method of marshalling, where one or both of two coats of arms in a combination will be halved, as in the arms of Loschau. This type of union is known as dimidiation.
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