Trąby coat of arms

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Trąby
POL COA Traby.svg
Battle cry various
Alternative name(s)Brzezina, Trąby II, Trąby Odmienne, Tuba
Earliest mention1398 (seal), 1388 (record) [1]
Families
337 names
A

Amfor, Amforowicz, Anforowicz.

B

Baraniecki, Bendziński, Będziński, Bilman, Birżański, Błeszyński, Błędowski, Bolesławski, Brzezieński, Brzeziński.

Contents

C

Chaszajdarowicz, Chaszajewicz, Chleb, Chłopski, Chodzieński, Chwalczewski, Chwaleczewski, Chwaliszewski, Ciarnowski, Ciążyński, Ciborowski, Ciecicza, Cielica, Cieszeyko, Ciszkiewicz, Czarnowski, Czaszawski, Czaszyński, Czaśnicki.

D

Dadziwiłłowicz, Dadziwiłowicz, Dawidowicz, Dewicz, Dobek, Dobiński, Dobkiewicz, Dogel, Dogiel, Doliński, Dołuski, Dołuszycki, Dowgielt, Dowgiełt, Dowiakowski, Drombiński, Dumiński, Dusiacki, Dusiatski, Dusiątski, Dyaczkowski, Dzieczkowski, Dziewałtowski, Dzimitrowicz.

F

Falczewski.

G

Gabszewicz, Gaściewicz, Gaścilewicz, Gekowicz, Gintowicz, Gintowt, Gintowt-Dziewałtowski, Gnoiński, Gorski, Gorzkowski, Goszkowski, Gościewicz, Greczyna-Kierdej, Grobicki, Gruzdź, Gryczyn, Grydzewicz.

H

Hasiewicz, Hawryłło, Hleb, Horoch, Hościewicz, Hreczycha, Hreczyna-Kierdej, Hryczyn, Hryczyna, Hrydzewicz, Hrydziewicz.

I

Irzykowicz, Iskrzycki, Iwankiewicz, Iwaszkiewicz, Iwaszkowicz.

J

Jaksiński, Jałdybusz, Janakowski, Jardanowski, Jaskold, Jaskołd, Jaszkiewicz, Jaszkowicz, Jawoysz, Jonakowski, Jordan, Jordanowski, Juchnowicz, Jurhiewicz, Juriewicz, Jurjewicz, Jurowiec. [2]

K

Kalina, Kalino, Karaszewicz, Karaś, Kielkiewicz, Kiełkiewicz, Kierdej, Kierklewski, Kirklewski, Kiryk, Klepacki, Klichnowski, Klichowski, Klimczycki, Kolecki, Koleński, Kolęcki, Koliński, Kołakowski, Kołek, Komajewski, Konkowski, Kosmowski, Kosowski, Koszajewski, Kowienicki, Kowinicki, Kowiński, Kownacki, Kownicki, Kowzan, Krakowka, Krakowko, Kramkowski, Krassuski, Krąkowski, Kronkowski, Krzykawski, Kumajewski, Kumanowski, Kumorowski, Kuryłowski.

L

Leonowicz, Lewkowski, Lewonowicz, Lutowieński.

Ł

Łąkorski, Łętowieński, Łoski, Łuczycki.

M

Małecki, Mażejko, Meer, Mejer, Meyer, Michniewski, Michniowski, Michnowski, Mickiewicz, Miekicki, Mielakowski, Miełakowski, Miękicki, Miękiski, Mikołajewicz, Milczycki, Milecki, Milęcki, Miłakowski, Mleczko, Możejko.

N

Narbut, Narbutowicz, Narbutt, Naskreniecki, Niewier, Niewodziński.

O

Ocicki, Oczycki, Odyniec, Ordyniec, Osiemborowski, Osowicki, Ossowicki, Ostaniewicz, Ostaszkiewicz, Ostrejko, Ostyk, Ostykowicz, Ostykowski, [3] Oszczowski, Oszmieniec, Ościk, Ościkowicz, Ościkowski, Ośmiałowski, Ośniałowski, Ośniatkowski, Otffinowski, Otfinowski, Oticz, Otwinowski.

P

Pakoszewski, Pakoszowski, Pankiewicz, Pankowicz, Paszkiewicz, Petrusiewicz, Petruszewicz, Piecek, Pieckiewicz, Piećkiewicz, Piećko, Piekiewicz, Pieńkowski, Pietkiewicz, Pietrusewicz, Piętkiewicz, Piwka, Piwko, Piwnicki, Płowiański, Płowieński, Płowiński, Ponkiewicz, Pszonka.

R

Radziwiłł, Radziwiłłowicz, Radziwiłowicz, Rakiewicz, Rodowicz, Roguski, Rokosz, Romaszkiewicz, Rozwadowski, Rozwodowski, Rusanowski, Rusianowski, Rusinowski, Russagowski, Russanowski, Rykaczewski, Rzeczkowski.

S

Sadkowski, Sak-Pietkiewicz, Sawaniewicz, Serewicz, Sierewicz, Sierski, Siesicki, Sirewicz, Siwicki, Skrycki, Skulski, Sobocki, Sokoł, Sośnicki, Stanczykiewicz, Stanilewicz, Stanilewski, Stanisławowicz, Stańczyk, Stańczykiewicz, Stecher, Stojewski, Stojowski, Strzałka, Syrewicz, Syruć, Szalowski, Szczastny.

Ś

Światorzęcki, Świątorzecki, Świerczowski, Świerszowski, Świętochowski, Świętorzecki, Świętoszecki, Świrszczewski, Świrszczowski.

T

Tchorak, Tokaczewski, Tokar, Tokara, Tokarski, Tokarzewski, Trabsza, Trąba, Tromba, Trumbowicz, Truszowski.

W

Wachill, Wagłów, Walawski, Wartecki, Warzycki, Wieniarski, Wierszul, Wierszuł, Wierszułk, Wierzejski, Wiesicki, Wiktorynowicz, Wilam, Winarski, Wincza, Winiarski, Winicz, [4] Wińcza, Włoczewski, Wnorowski, Wojna, Wojna-Jasieniecki, Wojniesz, Wojniusz, Wojno, Wojnowicz, Wolda, Wołk, Woyna, Woyno, Wrzescz, Wrzeszcz, Wyczołkowski, Wylam.

Z

Zbrawski, Zwiachelski, Zwiacholski.

Ż

Żagiel, Żagielewicz, Żebrawski, Żórawski, Żuk.

Cities Dukla, Jordanów, Krnov, Limanowa, Węgrów, Zakliczyn
Gminas Gmina Lubień, Gmina Nieborów, Gmina Przygodzice, Gmina Siepraw, Gmina Sławatycze, Gmina Tokarnia

Trąby (Polish pronunciation:  [ˈtrɔmbɨ] , "Horns") is a Polish coat of arms. It was used by many szlachta (noble) families under the Kingdom of Poland and the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.

History

The origin of the horn motif lies in the extent of lands conceded being determined by the distance a horn could be heard in all directions.

Blazon

Argent three bugle horns in triangle the mouthpieces conjoined in fess point Sable garnished, virolled and corded Or.

Notable bearers

Notable bearers of this coat of arms have included:

Variations

Cities and villages

Other

See also

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References

  1. ↑ Andrzej Kulikowski: Wielki herbarz rodów polskich. Warszawa: Świat Książki, 2005, s. 306. ISBN   83-7391-523-0.
  2. ↑ Antoni Prochaska: Materyały archiwalne wyjęte głównie z metryki litewskiej od 1348 do 1607 roku. J. Sewer Hr. Dunin Borkowski, 1890.
  3. ↑ Antoni Prochaska: Materyały archiwalne wyjęte głównie z metryki litewskiej od 1348 do 1607 roku. J. Sewer Hr. Dunin Borkowski, 1890.
  4. ↑ Antoni Prochaska: Materyały archiwalne wyjęte głównie z metryki litewskiej od 1348 do 1607 roku. J. Sewer Hr. Dunin Borkowski, 1890.
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