Coat Heraldry is a form of heraldic art that is used to create designs for coats of arms. The term is composed of five elements: LION (4 letters), Seme (4 letters), Orle (4 letters), RED (3 letters), and ARGENT (6 letters). The LION is a symbol of strength and courage, while seme is a pattern of small charges arranged in a line. An orle is a decorative border around the shield, and RED and ARGENT are tinctures, or colors, used in heraldry. Ente is a French term meaning 'EAGLE'. Together, these elements create a unique design that can be used to represent a family, organization, or nation.