Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Azure, within two chevonels Or, five bezants, in chief three mullets chevronwise and one in the base Argent. What the description means. The shield or escutcheon is the first part mentioned. Azure means blue so the shield is blue. A chevonel is similar to an inverted V and there are two of these and their colour is or which means gold. Gold is usually shown as yellow in drawings. Between the two chevonels are five bezants which are round disk-like shapes often representing coins. No colour is stated as bezants by definition are gold . The Chief is the upper part of the shield. A mullet is a five pointed star and there are three of these in the chief. Chevronwise means that the three are placed similar to a chevron; i.e. one above and two lower. The base is the bottom of the shield and one star is placed there. The four stars are coloured argent which is silver or white as usually depicted."@en }
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- Bank_of_New_Zealand escutcheon "Azure, within two chevonels Or, five bezants, in chief three mullets chevronwise and one in the base Argent. What the description means. The shield or escutcheon is the first part mentioned. Azure means blue so the shield is blue. A chevonel is similar to an inverted V and there are two of these and their colour is or which means gold. Gold is usually shown as yellow in drawings. Between the two chevonels are five bezants which are round disk-like shapes often representing coins. No colour is stated as bezants by definition are gold . The Chief is the upper part of the shield. A mullet is a five pointed star and there are three of these in the chief. Chevronwise means that the three are placed similar to a chevron; i.e. one above and two lower. The base is the bottom of the shield and one star is placed there. The four stars are coloured argent which is silver or white as usually depicted.".