chisel or chiseled toe confusion

[ho1joon]

I searched the forum but failed finding the exact answer.
Which one is the correct terminology and definition for it?


Chisel toe - Chisel-like shaped square toe
or
Chiseled toe - a toe shaped like chiseled regardless it's square or round


I know the latter is the correct definition until now but have a confusion after searching forum.
according to my understanding(chiseled toe), in the photo I attached, shoes no.1 is definitely chiseled and no.2 is less chiseled square toe shoes.




and Is there anyone know what the round toe of french shoes(like corthay 001 last, looks like a falcon's beak) called?




anyway, attatched photos are what I downloaded from this forum last year, but I can't find the post that I got them from...although I remember I found the post by searching 'chiseled toe'

 

[ho1joon]

anyone knows the answer?

 

[Quadcammer]

honestly they seem pretty similar in terms of chiselness. I think you understand what the general shape is. I wouldn't try to narrowly define the category as a lot of it is subjective as well.

 

[alexanduh]

a chisel toe can be more square to more round. as for the first part of that pic different makers will make the toe taper a different shape. i dont think that part is the definition of a chisel toe.

 

[JamesX]

IMHO Chisel-ed just means it is sharp and not bulbous. It does not have to be square toe.

 

[pebblegrain]

chisel refers to the shape when viewed from the top, not the side.

it's basically a nice way of saying "squared off toe" The degree to which it is squared off makes all the difference, of course.

I hope we don't have to describe the difference between "square" and "round" to you