címer
Címer is the Hungarian term for a heraldic device, commonly translated as coat of arms or emblem. It denotes a shield-based design that identifies a person, family, city, institution, or corporate body and encodes aspects of lineage, property, alliances, or achievement. A címer may be used on seals, flags, official documents, and insignia, serving both identification and symbolic purposes.
A typical címer consists of a shield bearing charges such as animals, objects, or geometric figures, arranged
History and regulation: Heraldry originated in medieval Europe and developed distinctive címer traditions in the Hungarian
Examples: The best-known Hungarian címer is the national coat of arms, which features elements such as the
Etymology and context: Címer denotes a heraldic emblem in Hungarian culture and is part of a broader