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In heraldry the term naiant describes a figure of a fish when its is swimming.
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In heraldry, naissant describes a living creature issuing out of the middle of a fesse or other ordinary.
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In heraldry, the term natant means placed horizontally across the field, as if swimming toward the dexter side. The term is applied to all sorts of fishes except the flying fish.
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In heraldry, the nebek is a dog-like creature with a long tail and a wrinkled snout.
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In heraldry, the term nebule describes an heraldic line bounding an ordinary or subordinary, and composed of successive short curves supposed to resemble a cloud.
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In heraldry, the term nebuly describes a line or a decoration composed of successive short curves or waves (nebules) supposed to resemble a cloud.
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In heraldry, nissant refers to a beast having only the forepart shown above a horizontal division of a shield.
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In heraldry, the nombril or navel-point is a point halfway between the fesse point and the middle base point of an escutcheon.
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In heraldry, nowed means knotted or tied in a knot, and is sometimes applied to a suitable representation of a serpent.
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In heraldry, nowyed refers to a projection not in the centre of a cross, but in one of its projections.
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