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A cross whose arms split and curl outward at the ends, like a millrind.
Also known as: Millrind cross
A cross whose arm-ends fork and curve back on themselves, named for the millrind — the iron support at the centre of a millstone. Also the English cadency mark of an eighth son.
A cross whose four arms each split into two ends that curve outward and back, resembling the iron millrind that supports a millstone.
Serves as the English cadency mark of an eighth son.
England
A cross whose four arms each divide at the end into two prongs that curl outward and back on themselves.