Pertaining to, or situated on, the right hand; right, as opposed to sinister, or left.
On the right-hand side of a shield, i. e., towards the right hand of its wearer. To a spectator in front, as in a pictorial representation, this would be the left side.
the right side of a heraldic field.
Right ( hand, paw, etc.); Right side ( from the point of view of the person behind the shield).
The right side, as viewed from the charge (left side from the observer's view)
On the right-hand side of a shield or flag when seen from a bearer's viewpoint, so on the left-hand side as seen by a viewer.
Right (viewed by the bearer)
on or starting from the wearer's left
The left edge of the shield as seen by an observer, or the right edge as seen by the bearer of the shield. (assuming the bearer is right-handed.)
the right side of a shield as seen by the holder.
A heraldic term indicating the right-hand side of a chain of office or medallion from the point of view of the wearer. It is thus the left-hand side from the point of view of the person looking at the article being worn. The same term is used to indicate the side of a coat-of-arms which appears on the left as one looks at the shield.
An aspect read to the right (ie separating from the point of aspect). See Sinister.
The right-hand side of the shield from the standpoint of the man behind it
to the left of the viewer, right of the wearer.
Dextral: Latin for right, toward the right, etc.
Of or on the right side of a shield; on the reader's left (Valentine 80). See related term: Sinister
The right; situated on the right. The dexter side of the shield is that opposite the left hand of the spectator.
An aspect read to the right by diurnal movement, i.e. clockwise, against the zodiacal motion, which is anticlockwise. Considered more powerful because more direct and in the line of sight. See Sinister.