Patonce
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Patonce — Her. A cross whose arms expand towards their ends, with floriate decorations. [MdEngl. < potent = a crutch with a cross piece] … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
patonce — pa·tonce … English syllables
patonce — pəˈtän(t)s adjective Etymology: probably modification of Middle French potencé having arms like a crutch, from potence crutch more at potence of a heraldic cross : having the arms concave and expanding toward 3 pointed ends similar to but less… … Useful english dictionary
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