címerében

"Címerében" is a Hungarian word that translates to "in its coat of arms" or "in their coat of arms" in English. It is a possessive form derived from the noun "címer," meaning coat of arms or heraldic emblem. The suffix "-ében" indicates location or possession within the context of a coat of arms.

This word is commonly used when describing the elements, symbols, or imagery that are depicted on a particular coat of arms. For instance, one might say "A koronás oroszlán címerében látható" which translates to "The crowned lion is seen in its coat of arms." This would imply that the lion, possibly crowned, is a significant component of the heraldic design.

The usage of "címerében" is specific to heraldry and the description of coats of arms, be they of families, cities, countries, or other entities that possess such symbols. It serves to pinpoint the location or context of a specific heraldic charge or feature. Understanding the grammatical structure of "címerében" is crucial for comprehending detailed descriptions of heraldic achievements in Hungarian.