In heraldry, a field or design covered with a repeating pattern of small chevrons.
From 'chevron' combined with the heraldic suffix '-ly' (meaning 'covered with'), used to describe surfaces completely patterned with small V-shaped designs.
Heraldic language is incredibly specific—'chevronelly' doesn't just mean 'having chevrons,' it means the ENTIRE background is filled with tiny repeating chevron patterns, like a medieval textile design!
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