Shape: US roundel, stripe is wrapped
Explanation: US is main user of English. Colors used are also British ones.
Explanation: For use in UK and Ireland (Irish saltire covers all Ireland)
Color: Union Flag
Shape: Saltire
Explanation: Irish saltire makes it suitable for Ulster Scots
Explanation: Sky, snow and forest
Explanation: Prominent Irish symbol without politics. Colors are national, green for grass and blue from CoA of Ireland
Explanation: Triangular shape of the isle
Explanation: Welsh dragon is simplified. White-green is given by Tudors.
Explanation: Symbol of Saint Piran
Shape: single device, stripes are wrapped
Explanation: Based on traditional ermine and Kroaz Du
Shape: traditional device
Explanation: Blue-freedom, white-equality, red-brotherhood. Symbol of statehood is blue - "free state" - republic. Red wraps all - universal brotherhood.
Shape: Swiss flag
Explanation: different symbol of statehood, same meaning of colors
Explanation: Nordic shape with Latin colors. Suitable for Guernésiais and Jerriais
Shape: French device
Explanation: Red is detached from tricolor, as in CoA
Shape: French device
Explanation: colors from arms of Brabant
Shape: simplified rooster
Explanation: Belgium "wraps"-protects Wallonia
Shape: single device, stripe is wrapped
Explanation: Water lily leaf on sea
Shape: stylized lion
Explanation: Red is common for Dutch, Belgian and Surinamese flags. Lion of Nassau is golden with five "limbs" (head, hands, legs). Golden star is also for Suriname.
Shape: stylized lion
Explanation: for use in the Kingdom of Netherlands (including Caribbean)
Shape: stylized lion
Explanation: Covered by general Dutch. Suitable for Flemish dialects.
Explanation: traditional device, modern colors
Shape: simplified lion, less stripes
Explanation: Civil flag is more distinctive for people's language.
Shape: Iron Cross
Explanation: Hohenstaufen colors were used on flag at Wartburg Festival. Iron Cross was Prussian and Austrian army symbol. Black is also for German eagle.
Shape: German device
Explanation: Iron Cross in Babenberg colors is both Austrian and German. Non-linguistic Austrian orb has stylized eagle:
Shape: Swiss flag
Explanation: Hohenstaufen colors come from Baden-Württemberg, where Alemannic is also spoken. Related flag is suitable for general Alemannic (including Alsatian).
Explanation: Colors are German by coincidence, Belgian colors are from Brabant, lion is from Limburg and Luxembourg
Explanation: Lozenge is from CoA of Bavaria. Red is for Austria, where the language is also spoken.
Explanation: Flag of Noordland covers northern Germany
Dutch Low Saxon can have this:
Shape: roundel with inner white
Explanation: unique order of pan-Slavic colors
Shape: fess from given flag
Explanation: Blue wrap is common Slavic feature
Shape: fess from CoA
Explanation: unique design
Shape: black griffin on yellow
Explanation: Based on CoA of Pomerania
Shape: combination of stripes (Upper) and eagle (Lower Silesia)
Explanation: Simpler and preferred flag is
Explanation: Version based on roundel is
Shape: chevron changed to wrap
Explanation: Orb is suitable for general Western Slavic.
Variant flag:
Shape: CoA; mountains changed to wrap
Explanation: Both cross and tricolor are important
Shape: based on bear
Explanation: Blue-yellow stripes are unnecessary. Pannonian Rusyn can have this
Shape: simplified yellow tryzub on blue
Alternative meaning: sky over wheat field
white
Shape: typical fess and lot of white
Explanation: White is canting (BELArus).
Single flag could be white-red-green.
Shape: typical symbol (five "limbs" of human, see Dutch)
Explanation: Suitable for general Eastern Slavic
Shape: roundel, based on flag
Explanation: Suitable for general Southern Slavic
Shape: roundel, based on CoA
Explanation: Cross combined with tricolor is unique
Shape: Serbian cross
Explanation: Actually Serbian language in Montenegro
Shape: CoA
Explanation: Red and White Croats united with Slavonian blue
Prefered flag:
Alternative flag:
Explanation: Orb combines territorial lily with cultural green
Shape: CoA
Explanation: Colors are from CoA of Carniola. Unlike it, Triglav is unifying Slovene symbol
Explanation: Sun is important Macedonian symbol, this shape is unique
Shape: White is inner (better for background)
Explanation: Pan-Slavic with blue changed
Version:
Explanation: Flag adopted in Prague 1848. Red is inner, as "heart"
Explanation: Blue is outer as background of CoA. Differs from General Slavic in yellow, "golden eagle" - Romance symbol
Shape: given CoA
Explanation: Typical star for Moldova (not Moldavia!). With yellow changed to white it is orb of Transnistria
Explanation: unity of diaspora in many states
Prefered flag:
Shape: Stella d'Italia (actually Venus)
Explanation: Blue is Italian national color. Tricolor originated in 1797 in Cispadane Republic after Lombard green and French tricolor
Variants:
Shape: Swiss device
Explanation: Swiss cross (in true colors) covered by Italian national color
Version from reddit:
Shape: stylized eagle
Version from reddit:
Shape: stylized Alps
Version from reddit:
Explanation: Symbol of Saint Mark
Explanation: Cross of Saint George, heads are simplified
Explanation: Former place of piracy. Head has different direction than Sardinian heads
(Franco-Provençal)
Explanation: flag is modern, probably based on Savoy and Aosta
Alternative symbol:
Explanation: Cross from CoA of Toulouse. Suitable for Aranese
Shape: four red spots by either section
Explanation: Four bloody fingers on golden shield (several legends)
Shape: from Flag of Hispanicity
Explanation: Purple is for León. Yellow circle is also for sun. Prefered flag:
Explanation: Cross of Ińigo Arista, related to Saint James
Prefered flag:
Shape: Lauburu, traditional symbol
Explanation: lauburu is cultural, apolitical and recognizable symbol
Explanation: Cross of Victory from Covadonga 722, clad in gold
Explanation: flag is modern, language has four spoken municipalities
Explanation: single arm from Cross of Saint Andrew in traditional colors
Shape: Order of Christ Cross
Explanation: Green is for hope, red for blood. Flag is also for Brazilian variant, which has its own orb
Shape: pale from Vatican City
Explanation: Orb is older than flag, it combines Roman Empire and Vatican. Incidentally similar also to Italy
Shape: simplified George Cross
Explanation: Bicolor is from Knights of Malta, originally symbol of John the Baptist
Prefered flag:
Explanation: sea, purity and faith. Prefered over striped flag
Version:
suitable for Ancient Greek
Explanation: Copper wrap for Cyprus (canting), cross from Greek orb.
Non-linguistic Cypriot orb has green for wreaths:
Shape: simplified eagle
Explanation: Eagle is canting in Albanian, colors are traditional
Explanation: sea, snow and lava
Explanation:
Explanation: Based on Danish flag, blue is for fjords
Shape: lion is simplified
Explanation: Suitable for Riksmal
Explanation: unique, yet similar to flag of Norway
Explanation: very old design, probably inspired by Holy Roman Empire
Explanation: based on CoA (yellow crowns on blue), but crowns are not suitable for orb
Explanation: snow and lakes
Explanation: Sun and Moon in colors of folk dress
Shape: Finno-Ugric symbol of sun (FUSOS)
Explanation: Blue-sky, black-past suffering and forests, white-snow and peace. FUSOS is lucky symbol present in Estonian civic heraldry
Explanation: Eight Vőro parishes. This flag is official.
Version:
actually preferred. Suitable for general South Estonian, including Seto
Explanation:
Explanation: Maroon is for blood of heroes. Circle is also for sun in CoA
Shape: Latvian orb
Explanation: white gryfon surrounded by bluish
Explanation: Vytis is removed, cross is from Saint Ladislaus of Hungary
Prefered flag:
Shape: FUSOS (see Estonian)
Explanation: FUSOS shows eight cardinal points (Finno-Ugric feature), so it is in color of land. Red and white wrap is for stripes in
Version 
Shape: FUSOS
Explanation: Moon is removed, golden FUSOS alone is recognizable
Explanation: Wolf is Turkic ethnic symbol. Territorial flag is
Explanation: Light blue is pan-Turkic, shape is typical for Crimea.
Explanation: Territorial flag covers four next items. Suitable for general Finnic (forest, water and blood)
Explanation: ethnic Karelian flag
Explanation: ethnic flag
Explanation: ethnic flag
Version:
Explanation: unknown
Shape: Tyumen crown
Explanation: proposed unificational flag
Explanation: sky, forest and snow (same like Estonian)
Shape: perna (stylized mountain range)
Explanation: Newer flag
is worse for orb. Both are regional.
Shape: Tyumen crown
Explanation: regional flag for both similar languages
Shape: FUSOS
Explanation: earth, space, sun; resp. stability, purity, life
Shape: Mari cross (based on letter M)
Explanation: Regional flag suitable for both variants (mhr, mrj). Newer flag
is worse.
Shape: shield is simplified
Explanation: low-level regional flag
Explanation: ethnic flag
Shape: ethnic symbol
Explanation: Moksha+Erzya=Mordovia
Explanation: Tree of life, more recognizable than FUSOS
Explanation: Islam (green) surrounded by Russia (red)
Shape: simplified seal
Explanation: regional flag
Explanation: Traditional symbol (see Abkhaz)
Explanation: unity of Adyghe tribes (see Kabardian)
Explanation: Caucasus is common for two peoples, as well as Turkic language (light blue). Separate Karachay flag is
Explanation: unity of Circassian tribes (Circassian=Kabardian+Adyghe)
Explanation: colors from CoA of Ossetia
Explanation: regional flag
Explanation: Islam and blood (same colors for regional and separatist flags)
Explanation: ethnic flag
Shape: sswerdiro (ethnic symbol of eternity)
Explanation: Variant colors are black-white or red-yellow. Another orb
is based on stylized mountains.
Explanation: Lotus is Buddhist symbol
Explanation: regional flag (snow, water and Turkic blue)
Explanation: Green is Khakas national color. Ethnic device is stylized sun.
Explanation: yellow-Buddhism, white-silver, blue-sky, pall-confluence of Yenisei in Kyzyl
Shape: simple soyombo (see Mongolian)
Explanation: Regional flag for Mongolic language. Vertical striping is suitable for Soyot.
Shape: invented combination
Explanation: First flag is regional, second one is ethnic. Black is for polar night.
Shape: northern sun
Explanation: regional flag
Explanation: ethnic flag
Explanation: ocean, snow and aurora
Shape: simplified sun
Explanation: Tengri blue with sun and "canting" eagle (Kazakh=free), but sun is better for orb
Older symbol:
Shape: stylized yurta
Explanation: unique symbol
Shape: simplified device
Explanation: Pan-Iranian colors
Shape: five Turkmen tribes
Explanation: maroon wrap is for carpets
Explanation: sky, peace, nature, life force. Blue is also for Timur
Explanation: based on Uzbek symbols, probably added Kazakh golden (Karakalpak is variant of Kazakh)
Shape: arevakhach, symbol of eternity
Explanation: tricolor is modern, it should resemble rainbow
Shape: stylized Eternal Fire, also similar to rub-el-hizb
Emblem:
Shape: Cross of Saint George
Explanation: Canting flag originated in Middle Ages
Shape: Borjgali (Kartvelian symbol of eternity)
Explanation: Lower flag is proposed unificational. Separate Laz flags are
and 
(newer)
Shape: stripes wrapped, star expanded
Explanation: based on roundel of Abkhazia
Shape: Star of David
Explanation: traditional and recognizable for non-Jewish users
Shape: menorah
Explanation: non-political Jewish symbol for unofficial language
Shape: Star of David
Explanation: recognizable combination for language of Hispanic Jews
Shape: typical crescent
Explanation: Crescent is symbol of Turkey since Constantinople 1453, where moonlit mirrored in blood. Later adopted by another Muslims
Explanation: Pan-Iranian colors and sun with 21 rays (Yazdani symbol)
Shape: roundel of Jordan
Explanation: The first pan-Arab flag, now apolitical
Explanation: Pan-Iranian colors adopted by Qajars (Kurdish meaning: nature, peace, blood)
Shape: Afghan roundel
Explanation: Dari is unique for Afghanistan, Pashto has another flag
Explanation: Pan-Iranian colors (see Persian)
Version:
or third Afghan roundel
Shape: stripes wrapped
Explanation: flag of Balochistan Liberation Army
Shape: given flag of Sindhudesh (political)
Explanation: Neither flag is good alone. Sindhudesh is simpler, but bloody red changed to Pakistani green
Shape: stylized "five rivers"
Explanation: Better for Shahmukhi variant, but actually pan-symbol
Explanation: Hindu orange and Islamic green. Suitable for Fiji Hindi
Shape: stylized dharma wheel
Explanation: Islamic green is removed
Shape: Islamic crescent
Explanation: Urdu speakers are mainly Muslims, also in India
Explanation: sun and jungle, non-political and suitable also for India
Shape: combination of bicolor and tricolor
Explanation: Proposed apolitical flag.
This
is symbol of institution
Explanation: Gorkha knives
Explanation: Gujarat Sultanate (red) and Rajpipla (purple) combined
Explanation: yellow arshina and red kumkuma, traditional symbols
Explanation: official flag of Jammu and Kashmir
Explanation: tricolor originated in Travancore
Shape: letter M in Devanagari
Explanation: Canting symbol of Marathi in traditional colors of Maharashtra. Octagon is possibly Dravidian influence
Explanation: unofficial flag of Orissa (Odisha)
Shape: Nishan Sahib (Sikh symbol)
Explanation: Only for Gurmukhi variant
Shape: Om, sacred syllable
Explanation: Yellow makes better contrast
Shape: simplified map
Explanation: Proposed flag of Andhra Pradesh is not suitable, because state was divided. Meaning of colors is unclear.
Alternative is flag of Telangana:
No flag is prefered
Shape: voided swastika, typical for Bihar
Version based on state seal
: 
Explanation: Prefered for variants in India (e.g. Lushei)
Explanation: Prefered for variants in Myanmar (e.g. Chin)
Explanation: Traditional tricolor with minimal change from Lithuania
Explanation: boldness, prosperity, Islam
Shape: simplified dragon
Explanation: royal yellow and Buddhist orange. Roundel of Bhutan is similar
Shape: sun (better than moon)
Explanation: Blue-peace, red-crimson (national flower), sun-permanence
Shape: simplified lion
Explanation: Orange and green from flag of Sri Lanka are removed, because they symbolize another peoples
Shape: blue stripe is circled
Explanation: Red-nation, white-religion, blue-monarchy
Shape: Angkor Wat
Explanation: Blue-liberty, red-bravery, white-intergity (or monarchy, nation and religion)
Shape: moon against Mekong River
Explanation: Royal flag
is worse, elephant is more political than moon
Shape: five-pointed star
Explanation: two Vietnamese flags combined. Democratic (former royal) stripes: yellow skin and blood. Socialist star: head and four limbs of human. Border of star also resembles stripes
Shape: Kuomintang sun
Explanation: PRC red and ROC white combined, also colors of Hong Kong and Singapore
Shape: flag of Singapore
Explanation: Five stars with color and shape combined
Explanation: Blue sky with white sun, symbol of democratic China
Shape: flag of Hong Kong
Explanation: flower of Hong Kong is nicer, but colors of Guangzhou are used by Macau
Shape: rising sun over snowy mountains
Explanation: created in 1912 as military flag
Explanation: Turkish crescent and Tengri blue, highlighting Turkic identity in China
Explanation: traditional shape in copper color, green is for harmony
Explanation: based on Yi folk dresses (black with pink flowers)
Explanation: Sarikoli is variant of Tajik spoken in Xinjiang, with center in Kashgar, where Shicai came to power. That is link between Sarikoli and Shicai flag. Orb is suitable also for Wakhi, another Iranian language in Xinjiang
Shape: simplified soyombo
Explanation: Blue is for eternal sky, red for desert. Flames: past, present, future. Sun and moon: persistence of Mongolian nation
Shape: rising sun
Explanation: Japan is easternmost country of Eurasia, "sun rises there". Blue is national imperial and sporting color
Shape: Taegeuk
Explanation: Black is for logograms
Shape: sun inspired by Sun of May
Explanation: Blue-peace, red-courage. Triangle and stars from official flag are geographic symbols, they are removed from flag of language
Shape: two "kris" swords
Explanation: Given flag is political, pure bicolor is prefered. This orb covers Indonesian variant and dialects
Alternative flag:
Shape: federal star, also in roundel of Malaysia
Explanation: Because of prominent yellow, orb is acceptable for use in Brunei. Flag is not prefered
Shape: pentagon from roundel of Indonesia
Explanation: five principles of Pancasila
Shape: after Catalan roundel
Explanation: Majapahit was Javanese-speaking empire
Explanation: Non-political symbol of spoken area
Explanation: This orb is suitable for indigenous languages of East Timor, of which Tetum is single official
Shape: raggiana, national bird
Explanation: In 1965, this was flag of dependent PNG. Hiri Motu was prefered link language then
Shape: raggiana
Explanation: Flag adopted in 1971 shows traditional black-red colors. Raggiana is more recognizable than Southern Cross, its background is preserved in orb
Shape: five islands
Explanation: Blue ocean, yellow sunshine, green land
Explanation: Curved tusk and two ferns are for prosperity and peace. The rest is worse for orb
Shape: dove of peace, Fijian symbol since 1871
Explanation: Dove is present on current flag and given proposals. Official proposals for new flag avoid dove as ethnic Fijian symbol
Explanation: Aotearoa (long white cloud) with New Zealand national black and white and Maori symbolic red of mana
Explanation: Latte stone first appeared on flag in 1972, it is symbol of Chamorro people
Shape: diagonal ray is for equator, star is for island on Northern Hemisphere
Explanation: Number of rays is decreased by half, originally for 24 electoral districts
Shape: stripe is for equator, island is on Southern Hemisphere
Explanation: 12 points are for original tribes
Shape: Southern Cross is symbol of Samoa since 1949 (influenced by New Zealand)
Explanation: This can be viewed as ethnic flag. Red is for courage and possibly mana (see Maori)
Shape: Christian cross is centered and wrapped
Explanation: This flag is protected against change by Constitution of Tonga
Explanation: Colors are traditional for natives
Shape: red is wrapped
Explanation: Periodic tricolor is in official flag of Hawaii (white-red-blue). These colors are native
Explanation: sun and moon for polar days and nights
Shape: central area simplified
Explanation: White was removed from French tricolor during Revolution, later blue moved to top. White circle differs the bicolor from Liechtenstein and Philippines.
Alternative meaning: blue-blacks, red-coloreds
Explanation: Flag of former Dutch Antilles, where Papiamento originated, is better than flags of respective islands. Number of islands is irrelevant
Shape: Aztec symbol for "language"
Explanation: The word "Mexico" is from Nahuatl, so tricolor is good
Shape: Spanish device, see flag of Hispanicity
Explanation: Green-independence/hope, white-religion/purity, red-union/blood
Shape: Hispanic cross
Explanation: Sun of May is not included, only colors are Argentine, so shape is Spanish
Shape: Hispanic cross
Explanation: Suitable for general Andean Spanish
Shape: CoA of Chile (basis for roundel)
Explanation: Blue-ocean, white-snow in Andes, red-fight for liberty. Possibly inspired by old Mapuche flag
Shape: Order of Christ Cross (Portuguese device)
Explanation: Blue is for celestial sphere, green is for house of Bragança. Yellow for Habsburgs is removed
Shape: flag of Quebec
Explanation: Canadian French speakers are concentrated in Quebec, but they live in rest of Canada too. Red wrap is for Canada, which "covers" Quebec
Shape: Amerindian chief in proposed Cree flag
Explanation: Usable for general First Nations
Explanation: inuksuk and North Star are important symbols of Inuit people, regardless of borders of Nunavut
Explanation: Inupiaq is prominent indeigenous language of Alaska, the only one with orb. The asterism is important for Inupiaq people
Explanation: official flag is simplified
Explanation: simple and recognizable Ojibwe symbol. Speakers are divided into tribes with separate symbols
Shape: seal is simplified
Explanation: This Cherokee flag is recognizable, it has traditional colors and typical star (seven tribes)
Explanation: Simple, recognizable, suitable as pan-Cheyenne symbol
Explanation: Used since Inca Empire to represent Aymara, now official in Bolivia
Explanation: Flag of Cusco has seven rainbow stripes, flag with two white stripes is proposed for broader Quechua community
Shape: Guarani national symbol
Explanation: Paraguay is home of most Guarani, standard language comes from there. Tricolor originated in 1812
Shape: star for unity of Europeans, Africans, Amerindians, Chinese and Javanese
Explanation: Green-hope, red-love, white-justice
Shape: Faravahar, Zoroastrian figure
Explanation: Avestan was sacred language in Persia when these symbols were used. Modern Zoroastrian flag
is not related to the language
Shape: Dharma wheel
Explanation: Pali is sacred Buddhist language from India, where also Dharma wheel originates. Orb is invented combination of colors and shape, without orange (it is often replaced by another color)
Shape: Orthodox cross (emblem from Bulgaria
Explanation:Church Slavonic is sacred language of Orthodox Slavs, it originated among Southern Slavs
Church Slavonic
Shape: cross, also used by Byzantine Catholics
Explanation: Slovak pronunciation is slightly different from mainstream. This orb can also mark Byzantine Catholic Church
Shape: red and blue are wrapped for orb
Explanation: Assyrian (or Eastern Aramaic) is language of Christians in Iraq. Orb is suitable also for Aramaic diaspora (four cardinal points)
Explanation: (Western) Aramaic is spoken in Syria. This orb is suitable for liturgical language
Shape: Coptic cross, simpler than emblem
Explanation: Coptic language is only liturgical now, Copts speak Arabic
Explanation: Flag is used mainly in Algeria. Rif and Azawad have another flags
Shape: yellow star is common for Ethiopia and Amhara
Explanation: Amhara is cognate and homeland of Amharic, but it is statewide official
Shape: chevron is common for Eritrea and Tigray, star is also in roundel of Eritrea
Explanation: Tigray is congate, its flag is prefered, but Eritrea is more important
Shape: combining ethnic tricolor with flag of Oromia
Explanation: Both tricolors can be derived from orb
Shape: red moved to border of chevron, white inside it
Explanation: Afar is main spoken language of Djibouti, but it has more speakers in Afaria. Prefered is flag of Afaria without CoA
Explanation: Somali nation surrounded by ocean. Color derived from United Nations
Explanation: unknown, flag probably created by Jaume Ollé
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Alternative:
(flag of EAC)Explanation: Kenya-Tanzania combination is better, probably with only Kenyan colors in flag, because flag of Tanzania is unificational of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, while that of Kenya is suitable for extended Swahili territory. EAC is not related to language and Uganda is not homeland of Swahili
Shape: Bantu shield
Explanation: Flag is ethnic of Kikuyu, but contains Mt Kenya, which is not prefered in orb. Without shield, the orb is same like Tatar one
Shape: Bantu shield
Explanation: Buganda is kingdom of Ganda people inside Uganda, whose flag is not ethnic
Shape: sun of new start
Explanation: Sun on blue sky, gold for wealth and green for nature
Shape: single star
Explanation: white-peace, green-hope, red-struggle
Explanation: Pan-African colors in unique order
Explanation: unknown. Shown here as "Davied's wallpaper on Bemba"
Shape: roundel of Zimbabwe
Explanation: Shona is major language of Zimbabwe and these colors are common for Shona and Ndebele
Shape: flag of ZAPU, minor political party
Explanation: I just like that flag and assigned it to minor language of Zimbabwe
Explanation: It was homeland of this Ndebele variant
Shape: roundel of Lesotho
Explanation: Actually Pan-Sotho colors (see Northern Sotho)
Shape: rising sun
Explanation: sky, land, dawn of Sotho nation
Shape: Bantu shield, used since 1941
Explanation: Blue-peace, yellow-wealth, red-battle, shield-protection
Explanation: harmony of black and white people, blue is for water (pula)
Shape of Gazankulu: spoons in chains
Shape of Mozambique: star of internationalism
Respective variants:
Shape: transformed tricolor with yellow on right
Explanation: Flag is based on flag of Transvaal, with colors typical for indigenous beadwork. "Venda" means land, so brown is canting
Shape: flag of Ciskei
Explanation: Unificational flag is basis for orb. Both color and shape are recognizable
Shape: Bantu shield
Explanation: White is removed, tricolor occupies all background. This is the Zulu flag, ANC tricolor comes from here
Shape: language monument in Paarl is simplified
Explanation: Orange-earth (karoo), cyan-sky and air, black-person. Many non-white people speak Afrikaans and black is traditional African color. Cyan is for "living zone" between person and earth, including farming (canting for Boer)
Explanation: Green-nature, gold-cultivated land, black-person
Explanation: nature, harmony and person
Shape: possibly symbol of fortress
Explanation: Flag of Ovamboland has derivatives for Ndonga and Kwanyama
Explanation: flag of Namibia derives from SWAPO colors, which are actually Ovambo-based
Explanation: flag of Angola is based on MPLA
Version:
(flag proposed in 2003)
Explanation: Here is Kongo stronger than Lingala. But this flag has nothing with language, it is just pan-African colors in recognizable shape
Shape: red wrap without fimbriation
Explanation: Blue-hope, red-blood, yellow-prosperity. Star is for unity and appears also in older flags for country, where Lingala is lingua franca
Shape: Katanga cross, ancient currency
Explanation: Red-power, green-hope, white-peace, cross-prosperity
Shape: roundel of CAR
Explanation: Flag of CAR combines French and Pan-African colors
Shape: roundel with star centered
Explanation: based on flag of Bornu Empire
Explanation: traditional symbol, possibly from dress art
Shape: Biafran sun is simplified
Explanation: Biafra was ethnic Igbo state, this flag is relevant symbol
Explanation: unknown, alternative flag:
(Egbe Omo Yoruba)
Shape: chair is simplified
Explanation: Pan-symbol, suitable for Fanti (dialect in Côte d'Ivoire)
Shape: star from flag of Ghana
Explanation: Twi is main Ghanian dialect of Akan. There are more dialects than Twi and Fanti
Shape: single star is wrapped
Explanation: unknown
Shape: kanaga, traditional symbol of Mali
Explanation: Bambara is dominant language of Mali, its symbol is suitable
Explanation: Guinea is center of Fula speakers, they live in another countries too, but Pan-African colors are kind of pan-symbol
Shape: star is wrapped
Explanation: Green star is typical for Senegal, where Wolof is dominant language
Shape: roundel of Madagascar
Explanation: White-red is from Merina Kingdom, green is for Hova
Shape: dynamic country moving to future
Explanation: This flag superseded this political one
Shape: star is centered
Explanation: Green-hope (espero), white-peace, star-five continents
Explanation: star has six points, more than Esperanto (Ido is next step)
Explanation: stars resembles cardinal points (universal language), but colors are for Romance and non-Romance peoples
Explanation: harmonic language
Shape: globe is centered
Explanation: Vol=world, thus globe is canting
Explanation: sky, land and nomads
Explanation: Based on CoA of Gilbert Islands
Explanation: Moon over ocean
Shape: islands of Tuvalu
Prefered flag (without CoA):
Shape: Gothic cross
Explanation: Gothic flag is yet being chosen, here are proposals
Shape: Cartesian system and Venn diagram
Explanation: Mathematical symbols for logical language
Shape: taegeuk over Filipino sun
Explanation: Pink border = rounded square in color of pink unicorn - symbol of irrational fantasy
Rays of sun are for four dimensions and four cardinal points. Taegeuk is for harmony between reality and fantasy
Explanation: Tower of Babel, colors are invented
