page_title: List of heraldic charges
section_title: Parts of human bodies
hierarchical_section_title: List of heraldic charges / Human figures / Parts of human bodies
context_page_description: This is a list of heraldic charges. It does not cover those charges which are geometrical patterns and resemble partitions of the field; for these, see Ordinary.
  Fox-Davies in his presentation of common heraldic charges divides them into the following categories: the human figure, the heraldic lion, beasts, monsters, birds, fish, reptiles, insects, plants, and "inanimate objects".
context_section_description: The head
  Maure
  Skull and crossbones
  The hand, or hand and arm, is the most common part of the human body to be a charge.
  Arm and hammer
  The ear
  Feet
  (human) foot sole
  Teeth
  Tongue
  The heart, even when blazoned "a human heart", always appears like the heart in a deck of cards rather than a natural human heart.
  A "dug" or woman's breast "distilling drops of milk" famously appears in the arms of the Dodge family, and appeared for a time on the badge of cars made by the Dodge Automotive company.
  Beards
  Testicles: the Neapolitan family of Coglione bore per fess argent and gules, three pairs of testicles counterchanged. The similar coat of the Counts Colleoni of Milan is sometimes blazoned Per pale argent and gules, three hearts reversed counterchanged.
caption: Coat of arms of the Hungarian town Komádi.