IPA: //bəˈtoʊni//
KK: /bɑːˈtoʊni/
Describing a heraldic cross that has three buttons or knobs at the end of each arm.
The coat of arms featured a botonee cross, symbolizing unity and strength.
The word 'botonee' originates from Old French 'bottone', meaning a button or knob. It refers specifically to a decorative button or ornament, often used in heraldry.
Think of the Old French word 'bottone' for button, which helps you remember that 'botonee' relates to decorative buttons or ornaments.