naval crown
The 'naval crown' has historical significance in both military awards and heraldic symbols, representing naval achievements and authority.
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Definition
C2Historical Military
(historical)A gold crown with small replicas of ship prows, awarded in Ancient Rome to the first man boarding an enemy ship during a sea battle.
Example
- The soldier was honored with a naval crown for his bravery in the sea battle.
C1Heraldry
(technical)A circlet with alternating ship sails and sterns, used as a symbol of naval achievements and maritime service.
Example
- The coat of arms featured a naval crown to signify the family's long naval tradition.
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