coronis
/kɒˈrɒnɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A crown or crest on the head, especially of a deity or a mythical animal, such as the Aletis or the Coronis of Greek mythology.
“The ancient Greeks believed the goddess Coronis had a coronis on her head, signifying her divine status.”
2. noun
A crown or crest on a helmet, especially in heraldry.
“The knight wore a coronis on his helmet, symbolizing his noble lineage.”