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• Received-Pronunciation: /flæɡ/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /flaɡ/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /flaːɡ/ bad–lad split
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• Northern-England, Scotland: /flaɡ/
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• Australian: /flæːɡ/
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• /flæɡ/ without æ-raising before /ɡ/
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• /fleɪ̯ɡ/ Upper Midwestern US, Northwestern US, Canada
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• rhymes with -æɡ
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From Middle English flag, flagge (“flag”), further etymology uncertain. Perhaps from or related to early Middle English flage (name for a baby's garment) and Old English flagg, flacg (“cataplasm, poultice, plaster”). Or, perhaps ultimately imitative, or otherwise drawn from Proto-Germanic *flaką (“something flat”), from Proto-Indo-European *pleh2- (“flat, broad, plain”), referring to the shape. Germanic cognates include Saterland Frisian Flaage (“flag”), West Frisian flagge (“flag”), Dutch vlag (“flag”), German Flagge (“flag”), Swedish flagga (“flag”), Danish flag (“flag, ship's flag”). Compare also Middle English flacken (“to flutter, palpitate”), Swedish dialectal flage (“to flutter in the wind”), Old Norse flögra (“to flap about”). Akin to Old High German flogarōn (“to flutter”), Old High German flogezen (“to flutter, flicker”), Middle English flakeren (“to move quickly to and fro”), Old English flacor (“fluttering, flying”). More at flack, flacker.

From Middle English flagge, of uncertain origin, perhaps from North Germanic; compare Danish flæg (“yellow iris”). Or, possibly from sense 1, referring to its motion in the wind. Compare also Dutch vlag.

From Middle English flag, flagge, probably of Scandinavian/North Germanic origin; compare Icelandic flag.

Perhaps from a variant of flack (“to hang loose”), from Middle English flacken; or perhaps from Old Norse. Compare Middle Dutch flaggheren, vlaggheren (“to droop, flag”).

592 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: vlag — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Alabama: sapha — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Albanian: flamur — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Aleut: haqataquliisix̂ — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Southern Altai: ту (tu) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Amharic: ሰንደቅ ዓላማ (sändäḳ ʿalama) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Amharic: ባንዴራ (bandera) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Arabic: عَلَم (ʕalam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Arabic: رَايَة (rāya) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Arabic: لِوَاء (liwāʔ) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Arabic: بنديرة (bandēra) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Arabic: عَلَم (ʕalam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Arabic: راية (rāya) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Arabic: بيرق (bērag) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Arabic: راية (rāya) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Arabic: عَلَم (ʕálam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Aragonese: bandera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Aramaic: ܐܬܐ (ʾāṯā) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Armenian: դրոշ (droš) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Armenian: դրոշակ (drošak) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Aromanian: flãmburã — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Assamese: পতাকা (potaka) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Asturian: bandera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Avar: байрахъ (bajraqx) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Aymara: wiphala — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Azerbaijani: bayraq — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Baluchi: بیرک — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Bashkir: флаг (flag) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Bashkir: байраҡ (bayraq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Basque: bandera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Basque: ikurrina — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Belarusian: сцяг (scjah) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Belarusian: сьцяг (sʹcjah) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Belarusian: флаг (flah) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Belarusian: зна́мя (známja) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Belarusian: зна́ймя (znájmja) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Belarusian: штанда́р (štandár) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Bengali: পতাকা (potaka) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Bengali: ফ্ল্যাগ (phlêg) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Bhojpuri: झंडा (jhaṇḍā) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Breton: banniel — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Bulgarian: флаг (flag) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Bulgarian: зна́ме (známe) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Burmese: အလံ (a.lam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Catalan: bandera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Catalan: senyera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Cebuano: bandera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Chechen: байракх (bajraq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Cherokee: ᎦᏓᏘ (gadati) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Cheyenne: hooheo'o — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Chichewa: mbendera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Chickasaw: shupha — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Chinese Cantonese: 旗 (kei4) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Chinese Mandarin: 旗幟 /旗帜 (qízhì) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Chinese Mandarin: 旗子 (qízi) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Chinese Mandarin: 旌旗 (jīngqí) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Chipewyan: laı̨́bál — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Choctaw: shʋpha — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Chukchi: ԓеваԓыткокаӈ (ḷevaḷytkokaṇ) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• West Circassian: быракъ (bəraq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Cornish: baner — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Northern East Cree: ᐊᑯᑖᓱᓐ (akotaason) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Southern East Cree: ᐊᑯᑖᓱᐎᓐ (akotaasowin) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Crimean Tatar: bayraq — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Czech: vlajka — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Czech: prapor — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Czech: praporek — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Danish: flag — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Danish: banner — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Danish: fane — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Danish: standart — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Dhivehi: ދިދަ (dida) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Dogrib: yalǫhbàà — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Dogrib: yèlambàà — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Dutch: vlag — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Dutch: vaandel — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Dzongkha: དར་ཅོག (dar cog) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Erzya: коцт (koct) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Esperanto: flago — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Estonian: lipp — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Estonian: lipuke — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Faroese: flagg — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Faroese: fáni — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Faroese: merki — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Fijian: kuila — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Finnish: lippu — piece of cloth or often its representation
• French: drapeau — piece of cloth or often its representation
• French: étendard — piece of cloth or often its representation
• French: flag — piece of cloth or often its representation
• North Frisian: flag — piece of cloth or often its representation
• North Frisian: Foone — piece of cloth or often its representation
• North Frisian: Flāg — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Saterland Frisian: flaage — piece of cloth or often its representation
• West-Frisian: flagge — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Friulian: bandiere — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Gagauz: bayrak — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Galician: bandeira — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Garifuna: fanidira — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Georgian: დროშა (droša) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Georgian: ალამი (alami) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Georgian: ბაირაღი (bairaɣi) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• German: Flagge — piece of cloth or often its representation
• German: Fahne — piece of cloth or often its representation
• German: Faane — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Greek: σημαία (simaía) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Greek: λάβαρο (lávaro) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ancient Greek: σημαία (sēmaía) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Greenlandic: erfalasoq — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Paraguayan Guarani: poyvi — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Gujarati: ધ્વજ (dhvaj) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Northern Haida: dáayaangw — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Haitian Creole: drapo — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hausa: tuta — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hawaiian: hae — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hebrew: דֶּגֶל (dégel) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hindi: झंडा (jhaṇḍā) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hindi: बैरक़ (bairaq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hindi: अलम (alam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hindi: परचम (parcam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hindi: ध्वज (dhvaj) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hungarian: zászló — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hungarian: lobogó — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Hunsrik: Faan — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Iaai: boûdrila — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Icelandic: fáni — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Icelandic: flagg — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ido: flago — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Igbo: okoloto — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Indonesian: bendera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ingrian: flakku — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ingush: байракх (bajraq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Interlingua: bandiera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Inuktitut: ᓴᐃᒻᒪᑎ (saimmati) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Inupiaq: iḷalliñ — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Irish: bratach — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Italian: bandiera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Japanese: 旗 (hata) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Japanese: 旗幟 (kishi) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Javanese: gendéra — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Jeju: 기 (gi) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Kalmyk: туг (tug) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Kannada: ಫ್ಲಾಗ್ (phlāg) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Kannada: ಬಾವುಟ (bāvuṭa) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Kashubian: fana — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Kazakh: ту (tu) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Kazakh: байрақ (bairaq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Kazakh: жалау (jalau) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Khmer: ទង់ (tŭəng) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Komi-Zyrian: дӧрапас (dörapas) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Korean: 기 (gi) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Korean: 깃발 (gitbal) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Korean: 기치 (gichi) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Korean: 기발 (gibal) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Central Kurdish: ئاڵا (alla) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Northern Kurdish: al — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Northern Kurdish: ala — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Kwak'wala: sandi'yu — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Kyrgyz: желек (jelek) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Kyrgyz: туу (tuu) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ladin: bandiera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ladino: באנדיירה — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ladino: באייראק — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ladino: bandera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ladino: bayrak — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lak: ттугъ (t:uğ) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lakota: wápaha — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lakota: tȟawápaha — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lao: ທຸງ (thung) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lao: ທົງ (thong) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Latgalian: karūgs — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Latin: vexillum — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Latvian: karogs — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lezgi: пайдах (pajdaꭓ) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lezgi: тӏаратӏ (ṭaraṭ) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lingala: bɛndɛ́lɛ — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lingala: bendele — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lithuanian: vėliava — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Livonian: plagā — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Livonian: flagā — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Low German: Flagg — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Low German: Fahn — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Low German: Fohn — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Luxembourgish: Fändel — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Macedonian: знаме (zname) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Maguindanao: pandi — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Malay: bendera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Malayalam: കൊടി (koṭi) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Malayalam: പതാക (patāka) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Maltese: bandiera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Manchu: ᡴᡳᡵᡠ (kiru) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Manx: brattagh — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Māori: pīwari — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Māori: haki — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Marathi: ध्वज (dhvaj) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Marathi: झेंडा (jheṇḍā) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Eastern Mari: тисте (tiste) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Marshallese: bōļeak — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Mazanderani: نشون (nesun) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Mi'kmaq: mtawegn — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Mi'kmaq: mtawekn — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Mirandese: bandeira — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Mohawk: ienia'taroháhrha — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Mongolian: туг (tug) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Mongolian: далбаа (dalbaa) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Mongolian: ᠲᠤᠭ (tuɣ) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Mongolian: ᠳᠠᠯᠪᠠᠭ᠎ᠠ (dalbaɣ-a) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Nahuatl: pamitl — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Classical Nahuatl: pāmitl — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Classical Nahuatl: cuāchpāmitl — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Navajo: dah naatʼaʼí — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Navajo: dah naʼatʼaʼí — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Nepali: झण्डा (jhaṇḍā) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Nisga'a: hahloʼom hloḵs — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Nogai: байрак (bayrak) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Norman: couleu — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Norwegian Bokmål: flagg — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Norwegian Nynorsk: flagg — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Occitan: bandièra — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Odia: ପତାକା (patākā) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ojibwe: gikiwe'on — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Old English: fana — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Old Norse: fáni — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Oromo: alaabaa — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ossetian: тырыса (tyrysa) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Paicî: pwäwéö — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Paicî: pwöwéö — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Pashto: بېرغ (beraɡ̌) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Pashto: علم ('alam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Pashto: رپاند (rapānd) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Iranian Persian: پَرْچَم (parčam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Iranian Persian: بِیرَق (beyraġ) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Iranian Persian: عَلَم (alam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Iranian Persian: رایَت (râyat) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Plautdietsch: Flag — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Polish: flaga — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Polish: sztandar — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Polish: bandera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Portuguese: bandeira — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Potawatomi: kowewen — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Potawatomi: kowé'wen — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Potawatomi: kewé'wen — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Punjabi: ਝੰਡਾ (jhaṇḍā) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Quechua: unancha — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Quechua: wiphala — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Rapa Nui: reva — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Rarotongan: reva — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Romanian: drapel — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Romanian: steag — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Romanian: stindard — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Romanian: flamură — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Romansh: bandiera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Russian: флаг (flag) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Russian: зна́мя (známja) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Russian: стяг (stjag) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Samoan: fu‘a — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Samogitian: vieliava — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Sanskrit: ध्वज (dhvaja) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Santali: ᱪᱤᱨ (cir) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Scots: banner — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Scots: ensenyie — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Scottish Gaelic: bratach — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Serbo-Croatian: за̑става — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Serbo-Croatian: сте̑г — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Serbo-Croatian: стије̑г — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Serbo-Croatian: ба̀јрак — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Serbo-Croatian: хо̀ругва — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Serbo-Croatian: zȃstava — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Serbo-Croatian: stȇg — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Serbo-Croatian: stijȇg — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Serbo-Croatian: bàjrak — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Serbo-Croatian: hòrugva — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Shan: လၢမ်ႇ (làam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Shor: туғ (tuğ) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Silesian: fana — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Sinhalese: කොඩිය (koḍiya) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Slovak: zástava — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Slovak: vlajka — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Slovene: zastava — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Somali: calan — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Somali: calanka — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Lower Sorbian: chórgoj — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Upper Sorbian: chorhoj — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Southern Carrier: lubalas — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Spanish: bandera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Sranan Tongo: fraga — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Swahili: bendera — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Swedish: flagga — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Swedish: fana — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tabasaran: пайдагъ (pajdaġ) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tagalog: bandila — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tagalog: watawat — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tahitian: reva — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tajik: парчам (parčam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tajik: алам (alam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tajik: байрақ (bayraq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tamil: கொடி (koṭi) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tatar: байрак (bayraq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Telugu: పతాకం (patākaṁ) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Telugu: జెండా (jeṇḍā) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Thai: ธง (tong) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tibetan: དར་ཆ (dar cha) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tlingit: aan kwéiyi — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tocharian B: waipe — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tok Pisin: plag — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tongan: fuka — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tsimshian: hahloam gyamg — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tsimshian: hałoomgyemk — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tsimshian: ałoomgyemk — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Turkish: bayrak — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Turkish: sancak — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Turkish: liva — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ottoman Turkish: بیراق (bayrak) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ottoman Turkish: سنجاق (sancak) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ottoman Turkish: لوا (liva) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ottoman Turkish: علم (ʿelem) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ottoman Turkish: رایت (rayet) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Turkmen: baýdak — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Tuvan: тук (tuk) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Udmurt: флаг (flag) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ukrainian: пра́пор (prápor) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ukrainian: стяг (stjah) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ukrainian: знаме́но (znaméno) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ukrainian: знамено́ (znamenó) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ukrainian: флаг (flah) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ukrainian: фля́га (fljáha) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ukrainian: фля́ґа (fljága) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ukrainian: хорогва́ (xorohvá) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ukrainian: хоругва́ (xoruhvá) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Ukrainian: штанда́р (štandár) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Urdu: جَھنْڈا (jhanḍā) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Urdu: عَلَم ('alam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Urdu: پَرْچَم (parcam) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Urdu: بَیرَق (bairaq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Uyghur: بايراق (bayraq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Uyghur: ئەلەم (elem) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Uzbek: bayroq — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Uzbek: alam — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Vietnamese: cờ — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Volapük: stän — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Walloon: drapea — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Waray-Waray: bandira — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Welsh: baner — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Welsh: baneri — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Winnebago: wiiwašik — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Winnebago: wiiroiǧop — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Woleaian: felaaki — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Xârâcùù: pwâwîyô — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Xârâcùù: pwâwîô — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Xhosa: iflegi — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Yakut: былаах (bïlaaq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Yiddish: פֿאָן (fon) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Yoruba: àsíá — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Zazaki: bayraq — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Zazaki: desmal (diq) — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Zhuang: geiz — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Zulu: ifulegi — piece of cloth or often its representation
• Danish: admiralsflag — nautical: flag showing the presence of an admiral
• Danish: kommandostander — nautical: flag showing the presence of an admiral
• Finnish: päällikkyyslippu — nautical: flag showing the presence of an admiral
• Finnish: amiraalin lippu — nautical: flag showing the presence of an admiral
• Korean: 사령기 (saryeonggi) — nautical: flag showing the presence of an admiral
• Swedish: amiralsflagga — nautical: flag showing the presence of an admiral
• Bulgarian: флаг (flag) — nautical: signal flag
• Catalan: bandera — nautical: signal flag
• Danish: signalflag — nautical: signal flag
• Dutch: signaalvlag — nautical: signal flag
• Finnish: merkkilippu — nautical: signal flag
• Finnish: merkinantolippu — nautical: signal flag
• Greek: σημαιούλα (simaioúla) — nautical: signal flag
• Irish: bratach chomharthaí — nautical: signal flag
• Czech: praporek — use of a flag
• Danish: flagning — use of a flag
• Dutch: (het) vlaggen — use of a flag
• Finnish: liputus — use of a flag
• Malayalam: കൊടി (koṭi) — use of a flag
• Russian: флаг (flag) — use of a flag
• Swahili: bendera — use of a flag
• Bulgarian: флаг (flag) — true-or-false variable
• Catalan: booleà — true-or-false variable
• Catalan: booleana — true-or-false variable
• Danish: flag — true-or-false variable
• Dutch: vlag — true-or-false variable
• Finnish: binäärimuuttuja — true-or-false variable
• French: drapeau — true-or-false variable
• French: sémaphore — true-or-false variable
• French: flag — true-or-false variable
• German: Flag — true-or-false variable
• German: Bitschalter — true-or-false variable
• Greek: σημαία (simaía) — true-or-false variable
• Hungarian: jelzőbit — true-or-false variable
• Irish: bratach — true-or-false variable
• Irish: brat — true-or-false variable
• Italian: flag — true-or-false variable
• Japanese: フラグ (furagu) — true-or-false variable
• Korean: 플래그 (peullaegeu) — true-or-false variable
• Polish: flaga — true-or-false variable
• Portuguese: flag — true-or-false variable
• Russian: флаг (flag) — true-or-false variable
• Russian: флажо́к (flažók) — true-or-false variable
• Serbo-Croatian: за̑ставица — true-or-false variable
• Serbo-Croatian: zȃstavica — true-or-false variable
• Swahili: bendera — true-or-false variable
• Swedish: flagga — true-or-false variable
• Ukrainian: прапоре́ць (praporécʹ) — true-or-false variable
• Bulgarian: о́пция (ópcija) — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Catalan: opció — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Dutch: optie — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Dutch: vlag — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Finnish: kytkin — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• French: option — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• French: switch — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• German: Flag — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• German: Markierung — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• German: Kennzeichen — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Hebrew: דֶּגֶל (degel) — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Irish: bratach — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Irish: brat — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Marathi: फ्लॅग (phlĕg) — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Polish: flaga — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Portuguese: flag — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Romanian: flag — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Russian: флаг (flag) — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Russian: флажо́к (flažók) — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Swahili: bendera — computer science: notation for optional behaviour
• Finnish: lippu — geometry: sequence of faces of a polytope
• Finnish: lippu — linear algebra: sequence of subspaces of a vector space
• French: drapeau — linear algebra: sequence of subspaces of a vector space
• Bulgarian: ирис (iris) — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Bulgarian: перуника (perunika) — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Chinese Mandarin: 菖蒲 (chāngpú) — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Czech: kosatec — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Danish: sværdlilje — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Dutch: gele lis — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Finnish: kurjenmiekka — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Finnish: keltakurjenmiekka — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• German: Schwertlilie — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Irish: feileastram — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Latvian: skalbe — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Latvian: īriss — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Romanian: iris — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Russian: и́рис (íris) — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Russian: каса́тик (kasátik) — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Scottish Gaelic: seileastair — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Spanish: lirio — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Swahili: bendera — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Ukrainian: іри́с (irýs) — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Ukrainian: пі́вники (pívnyky) — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Ukrainian: коси́ця (kosýcja) — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Woiwurrung: garrawan — plant with sword-shaped leaves
• Bulgarian: плочка (pločka) — flagstone
• Chinese Mandarin: 石板 (shíbǎn) — flagstone
• Czech: dlaždice — flagstone
• Danish: flise — flagstone
• Dutch: tegel — flagstone
• Finnish: kivilaatta — flagstone
• German: Fliese — flagstone
• Irish: leac — flagstone
• Latvian: akmens plāksne — flagstone
• Romanian: dală — flagstone
• Romanian: lespede — flagstone
• Scottish Gaelic: leac — flagstone
• Spanish: losa — flagstone
• Spanish: piedra — flagstone
• Swahili: bendera — flagstone
• Ukrainian: плита́ (plytá) — flagstone
• Ukrainian: плитня́к (plytnják) — flagstone
• Ukrainian: тротуа́р (trotuár) — flagstone
• Esperanto: flagi — to furnish with flags
• Finnish: liputtaa — to furnish with flags
• Hungarian: fellobogóz — to furnish with flags
• Portuguese: embandeirar — to furnish with flags
• Portuguese: abandeirar — to furnish with flags
• Spanish: embanderar — to furnish with flags
• Czech: označit — to mark with a flag
• Danish: signalere — to mark with a flag
• Dutch: markeren — to mark with a flag
• Finnish: liputtaa — to mark with a flag
• Finnish: merkitä lipulla — to mark with a flag
• German: markieren — to mark with a flag
• German: kennzeichnen — to mark with a flag
• Hungarian: jelez — to mark with a flag
• Italian: marcare — to mark with a flag
• Portuguese: marcar com bandeira (uma) — to mark with a flag
• Russian: поме́тить (pométitʹ) — to mark with a flag
• Russian: фла́гнуть (flágnutʹ) — to mark with a flag
• Spanish: marcar o señalar con una bandera — to mark with a flag
• Swahili: bendera — to mark with a flag
• Swedish: signalera — to mark with a flag
• Swedish: flagga (för) — to mark with a flag
• Ukrainian: прикраша́ти пра́пором (prykrašáty práporom) — to mark with a flag
• Ukrainian: сигналізува́ти пра́пором (syhnalizuváty práporom) — to mark with a flag
• Ukrainian: сиґналізува́ти пра́пором (sygnalizuváty práporom) — to mark with a flag
• Chinese Mandarin: 打旗號 /打旗号 (dǎ qíhào) — to signal to
• Czech: mávnout — to signal to
• Danish: standse — to signal to
• Danish: vinke ad — to signal to
• Dutch: wenken — to signal to
• Dutch: aanhouden — to signal to
• Finnish: viitata — to signal to
• Finnish: viittilöidä — to signal to
• German: signalisieren — to signal to
• Hungarian: leint — to signal to
• Italian: segnalare — to signal to
• Portuguese: sinalizar — to signal to
• Romanian: semnaliza — to signal to
• Spanish: parar — to signal to
• Swahili: bendera — to signal to
• Finnish: liputtaa — to convey a message by means of flag signals
• Finnish: merkitä — to note, mark or point out for attention
• Finnish: ilmoittaa — to note, mark or point out for attention
• Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐍄𐌰𐍂𐌷𐌾𐌰𐌽 (gatarhjan) — to note, mark or point out for attention
• Italian: marcare — to note, mark or point out for attention
• Italian: indicare — to note, mark or point out for attention
• Portuguese: marcar — to note, mark or point out for attention
• Romanian: marca — to note, mark or point out for attention
• Czech: označit — computing: to signal an event
• Danish: flage — computing: to signal an event
• Dutch: signaleren — computing: to signal an event
• Dutch: melden — computing: to signal an event
• Finnish: ilmoittaa — computing: to signal an event
• German: markieren — computing: to signal an event
• Italian: flaggare — computing: to signal an event
• Italian: segnalare — computing: to signal an event
• Romanian: semnala — computing: to signal an event
• Spanish: señalar — computing: to signal an event
• Swahili: bendera — computing: to signal an event
• Dutch: aanzetten — computing: to set a programming variable to true
• Finnish: asettaa — computing: to set a programming variable to true
• German: markiere — computing: to set a programming variable to true
• Italian: flaggare — computing: to set a programming variable to true
• Italian: marchiare — computing: to set a programming variable to true
• Romanian: marca — computing: to set a programming variable to true
• Swahili: bendera — computing: to set a programming variable to true
• Finnish: houkutella lipulla — to decoy by waving a flag, handkerchief, etc.
• Polish: zwodzić flagą — to decoy by waving a flag, handkerchief, etc.
• Polish: zwieść flagą — to decoy by waving a flag, handkerchief, etc.
• Finnish: rangaista — sports: to penalize for an infraction
• Polish: karać — sports: to penalize for an infraction
• Finnish: hävitä ajan loputtua — chess: to lose on time
• Polish: przegrywać z powodu czasu — chess: to lose on time
• Polish: przegrać z powodu czasu — chess: to lose on time
• Russian: урони́ть флаг (uronítʹ flag) — chess: to lose on time
• Finnish: voittaa ajan loputtua — chess: to defeat on time
• Polish: wygrywać z powodu czasu — chess: to defeat on time
• Polish: wygrać z powodu czasu — chess: to defeat on time
• Russian: сруби́ть флаг (srubítʹ flag) — chess: to defeat on time
• Russian: сби́ть флаг (sbítʹ flag) — chess: to defeat on time
• Finnish: osoittaa — firearms: to point at a person or object one does not intend to fire on
• Finnish: reputtaa — to fail, such as a class or an exam
• Bulgarian: отслабвам (otslabvam) — weaken
• Bulgarian: отпускам се (otpuskam se) — weaken
• Chinese Mandarin: 衰退 (shuāituì) — weaken
• Chinese Mandarin: 減弱 /减弱 (jiǎnruò) — weaken
• Czech: ochabovat — weaken
• Danish: svækkes — weaken
• Dutch: verzwakken — weaken
• Finnish: hiipua — weaken
• French: affaiblir — weaken
• German: erlahmen — weaken
• German: ermüden — weaken
• German: erschlaffen — weaken
• German: nachlassen — weaken
• Hungarian: lankad — weaken
• Latvian: nokārties — weaken
• Latvian: noliekties — weaken
• Māori: tāngange — weaken
• Portuguese: enfraquecer — weaken
• Romanian: debilita — weaken
• Romanian: slăbi — weaken
• Scottish Gaelic: lagaich — weaken
• Spanish: desfallecer — weaken
• Spanish: flaquear — weaken
• Swahili: bendera — weaken
• Ukrainian: повиснути (povysnuty) — weaken
• Ukrainian: пони́кнути (ponýknuty) — weaken
• Ukrainian: сла́бшати (slábšaty) — weaken
• Ukrainian: зме́ншувати (zménšuvaty) — weaken
• Ukrainian: зме́ншуватися (zménšuvatysja) — weaken
• Bulgarian: настилам с плочки (nastilam s pločki) — lay down flagstones
• Czech: dláždit — lay down flagstones
• Danish: belægge med fliser — lay down flagstones
• Dutch: plaveien — lay down flagstones
• Dutch: betegelen — lay down flagstones
• Finnish: kivetä — lay down flagstones
• Finnish: laatoittaa — lay down flagstones
• German: fliesen — lay down flagstones
• Romanian: pava — lay down flagstones
• Spanish: enlosar — lay down flagstones
• Ukrainian: мости́ти (mostýty) — lay down flagstones
• Ukrainian: брукува́ти (brukuváty) — lay down flagstones
• Ukrainian: вистила́ти (vystyláty) — lay down flagstones
• Ukrainian: проклада́ти (prokladáty) — lay down flagstones