Something that flows or moves in a fluid manner; in heraldry, a decorative floral design used to ornament shield designs.
From French 'fleur' (flower), related to Latin 'flos' (flower). In heraldry, the term describes ornamental flourishes, particularly the fleur-de-lis pattern.
The fluer appears in countless royal coats of arms across Europe—the fleur-de-lis (literally 'flower of the lily') became so iconic that it still appears on flags and seals today, representing centuries of heraldic tradition!
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