Definition of portate in English:

portate

adjective ˈpɔːtətˈpɔːteɪt

Heraldry

As postpositive. In a sloping position, as if carried on the shoulder. Chiefly in "cross portate".

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Gerard Legh (d. 1563), heraldic writer. From classical Latin portātus carried, borne, past participle of portāre port.

Definition of portate in US English:

portate

adjective

Heraldry

As postpositive. In a sloping position, as if carried on the shoulder. Chiefly in "cross portate".

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Gerard Legh (d. 1563), heraldic writer. From classical Latin portātus carried, borne, past participle of portāre port.

词汇	portate
释义	Definition of portate in English: portate adjective ˈpɔːtətˈpɔːteɪt Heraldry As postpositive. In a sloping position, as if carried on the shoulder. Chiefly in "cross portate". Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Gerard Legh (d. 1563), heraldic writer. From classical Latin portātus carried, borne, past participle of portāre port. Definition of portate in US English: portate adjective Heraldry As postpositive. In a sloping position, as if carried on the shoulder. Chiefly in "cross portate". Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Gerard Legh (d. 1563), heraldic writer. From classical Latin portātus carried, borne, past participle of portāre port.
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