Definition of botony in English:

botony

(also botonée)

adjective ˈbɒtəʊni

Heraldry

Of a cross: having arms which terminate in an ornament of three rounded knobs or buds resembling a three-lobed leaf. Chiefly as postpositive.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Gerard Legh (d. 1563), heraldic writer. From Anglo-Norman botoné, botonee and Middle French boutoné, boutonné, use as adjective of the past participle of botoner, boutonner to cover with studs from boton, bouton bud, stud, button.

Definition of botony in US English:

botony

(also botonée)

adjectiveˈbɒtəʊni

Heraldry

Of a cross: having arms which terminate in an ornament of three rounded knobs or buds resembling a three-lobed leaf. Chiefly as postpositive.

单词	botony
释义	Definition of botony in English: botony (also botonée) adjective ˈbɒtəʊni Heraldry Of a cross: having arms which terminate in an ornament of three rounded knobs or buds resembling a three-lobed leaf. Chiefly as postpositive. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Gerard Legh (d. 1563), heraldic writer. From Anglo-Norman botoné, botonee and Middle French boutoné, boutonné, use as adjective of the past participle of botoner, boutonner to cover with studs from boton, bouton bud, stud, button. Definition of botony in US English: botony (also botonée) adjectiveˈbɒtəʊni Heraldry Of a cross: having arms which terminate in an ornament of three rounded knobs or buds resembling a three-lobed leaf. Chiefly as postpositive. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Gerard Legh (d. 1563), heraldic writer. From Anglo-Norman botoné, botonee and Middle French boutoné, boutonné, use as adjective of the past participle of botoner, boutonner to cover with studs from boton, bouton bud, stud, button.
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