OE 'pipe', metonymic for a piper, or, occasionally, the man's name Pipe recorded in Domesday Book, perhaps from the root of Fr Pepin, OG Pipin. OE Pype was also used of a water-pipe, conduit or aqueduct, and of the channel of a small stream. Each one describes the heraldic insignia as it was defined for that person. They use a language with many old terms and starnge definitions. Some words describe the colors used, such as Az being Azure blue.
Some colors describe background and others foreground.
Words like Crusily and Chevronwise describe the location of the item on the background. Items on the arms are typically animals such as lions, or crosses or pipes or fifes or objects. The important things here are the names and dates and places. Also notice that two of the entries are for Knights of the Templar order. Crusily two pipes chevronwise ordinary.