In heraldry, having rounded, knob-like, or bud-shaped terminals on the four ends, describing a heraldic cross.
From French 'botonné,' past participle of 'boutonner' (to button), from 'bouton' (button/bud/knob).
A botonee cross looks like a cross made from four fleurs-de-lis or flower buds—it symbolized fertility and springtime in medieval symbolism, often used by noble families to suggest renewal and growth.
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