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This page features translations of symbol and motif terms in different languages from Western Europe, accompanied by pictures.

Cross

Breton	Dutch	French	German	Low German	Luxembourgish	Occitan	Swiss German	Vlaams
kroaz [f]	kruis [n]	croix [f]	Kreuz [m]	Krüüz [n]	Kräiz [n]	crotz [f]	Chrüüz [n]	kruus

Austrian:

Dutch:

German:

French:

Liechtensteinian:

Luxembourgish:

Swiss:

Gallic Rooster

French
le coq gaulois

French:

Greek Key

French	German
grecque [f]	Mäander [m]

French:

German:

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