Chevron comes from the word rafter, which means the meeting of rafters at an angle. It is generally a shape of a V character or it could even be the shape of a triangle that is drawn the opposite side. It is also sometimes referred to as a punctuation mark that is usually used in Chinese, Korean and Japanese language, for example the ‹single quotes› and «double quotes». It is also used in the German language but in the inverted form ›single quotes‹ and »double quotes«.
The word chevron is used for any kind of frets that is usually used in architecture. It is also referred to a badge that is used in military or police uniforms, which designates the rank or length of a service. It is also a wedge-shaped sediment deposit that is found on coastlines worldwide.
The word chevron is used for any kind of frets that is usually used in architecture. It is also referred to a badge that is used in military or police uniforms, which designates the rank or length of a service. It is also a wedge-shaped sediment deposit that is found on coastlines worldwide.