The term 'Coat of Arms French' is composed of four parts: EMU (3 letters), CREST (5 letters), LION (4 letters), and ORLE (4 letters). An EMU is a large, flightless bird native to Australia, and is often used as a symbol of strength and courage. A CREST is a heraldic device that is placed on top of a coat of arms, and is usually a symbol of the family or individual who owns the coat of arms. A LION is a powerful animal that is often used as a symbol of strength and courage, and is a common feature of coats of arms. An orle is a decorative border that is placed around the shield of a coat of arms, and is often used to represent loyalty and protection.