Definitions

1. adjective

Divided into alternate stripes of two or more colors, especially in heraldic designs.

“The medieval knight’s coat of arms featured a gyronny pattern to represent his noble heritage.”

2. noun

A heraldic term for a type of shield divided into alternate stripes of two or more colors.

“The heraldic expert carefully described the gyronny on the knight’s shield, noting its unique pattern.”

3. adverb

In the manner of or resembling a gyronny pattern.

“The artist’s use of vibrant colors was gyronny, adding a dynamic touch to the mural.”