Re: Once more in English, please?
OK, here's the rest of the blazons.
Sedrosa: ____, a dolphin XXXX ____. ("Leaping" is not only not a heraldic term, but I'm not positive what is intended. If it's a dolphin broaching, that is, leaping out of the water, it could be blazoned "...a dolphin embowed in bend ____ issuant from waves of water in base ____.")
Temirec: ____, a hresha ____ statant.
Velkara: Argent, a gauntlet XXXX azure. (NB: clenched is the default position for a gauntlet. The question is, is the orientation palewise [up and down] or fesswise [horizontal]?)
Vashkhor: ____, a sun ____ between the Twin Birds respecting in orle ____. (I'm not sure "respecting in orle" is either correct or sufficient, but I can't come up with anything better.)
Ashurna: ____, the Twisted Pine ____. (I suspect it's "proper".)
Khepras: Gules, three crows XXXX ____. (The arrangement and color aren't given. I suspect it should be "...crows, two and one, sable.")
Shar: Or, seven masks XXXX purpure. (The arrangement isn't given, and no arrangement occurs to me as assumable.)
Sorinsarsoun: ____, an ironwood leaf ____. (I wonder if the ironwood leaf is so distinctive in shape that the blazon couldn't be reduced to "a leaf".)
Vûran: ____, seven towers XXXX ____. (The arrangement isn't given. Note that the tincture might be gules, but there is a tincture [little used in British heraldry] called sanguine. It is a very dark red, perhaps slightly purplish; it is also known as mulberry. This might better fit the "crimson" of the original.)
Devyldra: ___, a lion XXXX sable. (The usual position of lions is rampant, but I don't know if that's the case here.)
Eltirian: ____, a heptagon purpure.
Halathaloorm: ____, a jaruma fish ____.
Kurum-Sathiri: ____, a tower sable amid flames of fire ____. (Flames of fire are highly stylized, and when blazoned proper are alternately or and gules, which I suspect is what's intended here.)
Talarshand: (No idea. Does this mean they do not use a shield-like shape to display the arms, but only show them on a banner? Or is the object on the shield-like shape a picture of a flag? And "green and yellow" says nothing about the shape(s) in use, etc., etc. I can't blazon this one, sorry.)
Zhor Cacimar: ____, a sword palewise, point to base, ____. ("silver-blue" might mean "steel-colored," in which case it can be blazoned proper.)
Thûn: ____, flames of fire sable.
Keshman: ____, a daho ____. (You might get away with a lymphad, the typical heraldic ship.)
Korem-Var: Purpure, three serpents XXXX or. (While in British heraldry the serpent is usually met with tied in a loose figure-eight knot [blazoned "(k)nowed,"] I have no idea how to blazon serpents tied to each other. "...serpents nowed together or" is possible, but I am hesitant to suggest it.)
Halore: ____, six pujana flowers, three two and one, ____. (BTW, this would be the usual arrangement of six objects, as it best fits the shape of the shield.)
Malegyon: ____, a tiger's paw erased in pale ____, within a garland of halama leaves ____. (BTW, the heraldic tiger [more often spelled tyger] does not look anything like the zoological tiger. If that is what you want, it is blazoned "a Bengal tiger," and must be "proper," that is, in its natural orange-and-black coloration.)
Neshara: ____, a sotal rampant gules.
Orumbar: ____, two XXXX Drakine hands XXXX clasped ____. (Are the hands both right hands? If so, the first "XXXX" should be replaced with "dexter." The orientation of the hands isn't specified, but is probably "fesswise." I'm not sure clasped hands are blazoned quite this way. Are the hands, sans any part of the arm, intended? If not, "hands" should be replaced with [i assume] "cubit arms" and "clasped" with "the hands clasped.")
Thon-Sa: ____, a Thona archway ____. (Unless truly distinctive, it could be blazoned simply as an archway. "In gold and brown" gives me no idea of how the colors are distributed, so I can't blazon the tinctures of the object.)
Thrayshara: ____, a falcon volant _____ holding a crown in its beak ____.
Vendiya: ____, a conch shell or.
Brabantia: Or, a bear XXXX proper. (The zoological bear's way of standing upright does not quite conform to any heraldic position. In this case it could be blazoned as rampant, which is upright alright, but not the position I suspect is meant. I have seen "erect" in one place, but I'm not sure if that was intended as a blazon, or merely used descriptively.)
Dragosani: ____, XXXX a wyvern XXXX vert and XXXX a tree ____, conjoined of a chain ____. (The wyvern is probably "in dexter" and the tree "in sinister," though they should be blazoned as such [or wherever they are located]. I'm not happy with "conjoined of a chain," but cannot suggest any other blazon. If the wyvern is depicted as having a collar [rather than having the chain wrapped directly around its neck], it should be blazoned as "collared" and the tincture of the collar specified.)
Ostravia: ____, three foxes courant ____.
Shularahaleen: ____, an elven bow and arrow in full draught XXXX ____. (It is necessary to say whether the bow is horizontal or vertical, and on which side the string is.)
Sitheria: ____, three finches argent. OR ____, three silver-finches ____. (It's not clear if the original means finches, colored "silver," or if it refers to a creature called the "silver-finch." [Not to be confused with the silverfish.])
Vanerof: Tenne, a bend cotised purpure, in sinister chief an eagle displayed sable.
Azarthond: ____, two dwarven axes in saltire ____. (Unless dwarven axes look very much unlike all other axes, it's not necessary to mention them in the blazon. They are probably "proper.")
Eldrasan: ____, a calopus rampant ____.
Heltica: Erminois, a bordure azure.
Karellia: Vert, two stags counter-salient ____, the dexter(?) attired or, the sinister(?) attired argent. (I'm guessing which stag has which color of antlers.)
Khrisulia: Per pale, barry gules and argent, and sable billety or. (I think this is what's meant: "Per pale and barry red and white..." might be mean "barry gules and argent, per pale counterchanged...", but the rest of the original then becomes meaningless. BTW, "a semy" is incorrect, the term is simply "semi"---which is not needed in this instance because "semi of billets" is called "billety". On a second reading, I'm not sure of the blazon after all: the part that goes "charged with" indicates some object in the arms should have the following object(s) placed upon it. This, however, makes no sense when followed by "a semy on billets gold on black." WHAT is colored black???)
Rosskeld: Argent, on a fess azure, three XXXX gules. ("Shells," by itself, is not sufficient for heraldry. Shells of what should be specified; note, though, that if the typical "scallop shells" [such as used by Shell Oil] are intended, they're blazoned "escallops"---not "escallop shells," but "escallops.")
Teretheim: ____, a wolf XXXX ____ holding a crown in its mouth ____.
Turakia: (A) Sable a wolf's head XXXX ____. ( Gules a lantern sable. (The wolf's head may be either gules or sanguine. See Vûran for more on sanguine.)
