Tartalmi rész
In this section you can find the crests of almost 2400 settlements of Hungary with notes. Find the starting letter of the settlement in the list and click if you want to see it.
![The Coat-of-Arms of the Village of Zádorfalva [¤]](pictures/onkormanyzat/Zadorfalva.jpg "The Coat-of-Arms of the Village of Zádorfalva [¤]")
Zádorfalva
(Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County)
Spade shield erect and vert, its base curved to a point. In the base a wavy bend argent. In the shield as central charge three ears of corn are borne argent flanked by a ploughshare pointing downwards and a coulter, both argent. Shield is topped by a closed military helm, borne slightly at a slant toward the dexter. Helm is adorned by a three-pointed verdured crown or. As crest an eagle abaisé and argent is borne affronté. Above the heraldic bird seven stars or. Mantling: gules and or on both sides. Below the shield a ribbon is borne with the settlement’s name ZÁDORFALVA inscribed in it.
The coat-of-arms of the settlement is a reference to the nobiliary characteristics of the village. The wavy bend argent recalls the brook Szuha and thus it is an emblem of the settlement’s natural environment. The central charges, the three ears of corn, the ploughshare and the coulter – charges in the settlement’s old seal as well - are emblems, which signify the historical past of the settlement’s local government as well as Zádorfalva’s rural characteristics.. The eagle as crest is a reminder of the one-time Gömör County and its coat-of-arms. The stars refer to those ancient parts of the settlement, from which present-day Zádorfalva came into being.