Wiktionary:Language flags

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This is a list of flags currently used by the flag gadget, which is not active by default, but can be activated by checking the option "Add country flags next to language headers" in the gadgets preferences. The flags are determined by this CSS file, which is automatically generated from Wiktionary:Language flags list. If you would like to add, remove or modify a flag, please edit Wiktionary:Language flags list and ask an interface admin to update the CSS page in the corresponding talk page.

Few of these flags were actually designed to represent languages. Most of them represent locations where these languages are predominantly spoken, such as nations (including either sovereign states and non-sovereign states), as well as administrative divisions (states, provinces, etc.) and national territories.

Language Flag Represents
Translingual the Earth
English the United States and the United Kingdom
Abenaki Western Abenaki
Abkhaz Abkhazia
Acehnese Aceh Sultanate
Adyghe Adygea
Afar Djibouti
Afrikaans ?
Ainu ?
Akan Ghana
Akkala Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Alabama Alabama–Coushatta Tribe of Texas
Albanian Albania
Alemannic German Switzerland
Aleut Alaska
Algerian Arabic ?
American Sign Language the United States
Amharic Ethiopia
Ancient Greek the Byzantine Empire, 14th century
Andalusian Arabic ?
Angevin Province of Anjou
Anguthimri ?
Arabic the Arab League
Aragonese Aragon
Armenian Armenia
Aromanian ?
Assamese India
Assyrian Neo-Aramaic ?
Asturian Asturias
Avar Avarian Khanate
Aymara Bolivia
Azerbaijani Azerbaijan
Baharna Arabic Bahrain
Balinese Bali
Bambara Mali
Banjarese ?
Bashkir Bashkortostan
Basque the Basque Country
Bavarian Bavaria
Belarusian Belarus
Belizean Creole Belize
Bengali ?
Bislama Vanuatu
Bolivian Sign Language Bolivia
Bourguignon Burgundy
Breton Brittany
Brunei Malay Brunei
Bulgarian Bulgaria
Burmese Myanmar
Buryat Buryatia
Cameroon Pidgin Cameroon
Cantonese Hong Kong
Carpathian Rusyn Rusyns
Catalan Catalonia
Cavineña Beni
Cebuano Cebu
Central Kurdish Kurdistan
Central Mansi Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
Chadian Arabic ?
Chamorro Guam
Champenois Champagne-Ardenne
Chechen the Chechen Republic
Cherokee Cherokee Nation
Chickasaw Chickasaw Nation
Chinese the People's Republic of China
Choctaw Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Chuukese Chuuk
Chuvash Chuvashia
Cornish Cornwall
Corsican Corsica
Creek Muscogee Nation
Crimean Tatar Crimean Tatars
Cuban Sign Language Cuba
Czech the Czech Republic
Dalmatian the Kingdom of Dalmatia
Danish Denmark
Dhivehi Maldives
Dogrib the Northwest Territories
Dutch the Netherlands
Dzongkha Bhutan
Eastern Khanty Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
Eastern Mari Mari El
Egyptian Arabic Egypt
Emilian Bologna
Erzya Erzya people
Esperanto Esperanto
Estonian Estonia
Evenki Evenks
Ewe the Ewe people
Extremaduran Extremadura
Fala Valverde del Fresno
Faroese the Faroe Islands
Fijian Fiji
Finnish Finland
Forest Nenets the Nenets Autonomous Okrug
Franc-Comtois Franche-Comté
Franco-Provençal Valle d'Aosta
French France
Friulian Friuli
Gagauz Gagauzia
Galician Galicia
Gallo Brittany
Garhwali Tehri Garhwal
Garifuna Garifuna
Georgian Georgia
German Germany
Gilbertese Kiribati
Greek Greece
Greenlandic Greenland
Guaraní Paraguay
Guianese Creole French Guiana
Guinea-Bissau Creole Guinea-Bissau
Gujarati India
Guyanese Creole English Guyana
Haitian Creole Haiti
Hassaniya Arabic ?
Hausa ?
Hawaiian Hawaii
Hebrew Israel
Hijazi Arabic Hejaz (1926–1932)
Hindi India
Hungarian Hungary
Hungarian Sign Language Hungary
Hunsrik Rio Grande do Sul
Icelandic Iceland
Ido Ido
Igbo ?
Inari Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Indo-Portuguese Portugal, 1640
Indonesian Indonesia
Ingrian Izhorians
Ingush Ingushetia
Interlingua Interlingua
Interlingue Interlingue
Inuktitut Nunavut
Irish Ireland
Istriot Rovinj
Italian Italy
Itsekiri ?
Jamaican Creole Jamaica
Japanese Japan
Javanese ?
Jeju ?
Juba Arabic South Sudan
Kabuverdianu Cape Verde
Kalmyk Kalmykia
Kannada Karnataka
Kanuri the Kanuri people
Karakalpak Karakalpakstan
Karelian Karelia
Kashubian the Province of Pomerania
Kazakh Kazakhstan
Kedah Malay Kedah (18th century – 1912)
Kemi Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Khakas Khakassia
Khmer Cambodia
Kildin Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Koasati Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana
Komi-Permyak Komi-Permyak Okrug
Komi-Zyrian Komi Republic
Korean South Korea
Koryak Koryakia
Krio Sierra Leone
Kumyk Kumyks
Kuna Kuna Yala
Kven ?
Kyrgyz Kyrgyzstan
Ladin Ladinia
Lahu the Lahu people
Lao Laos
Latin Rome
Latvian Latvia
Leonese León
Libyan Arabic Libya
Ligurian Liguria
Limbu Limbuwan
Limburgish Limburg
Lingala the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Lithuanian Lithuania
Livonian Flag of Livonians
Lojban Lojban
Lombard Lombardy
Louisiana Creole Louisiana
Lower Sorbian Sorbs
Ludian Ludic people
Lule Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Luxembourgish Luxembourg
Macanese ?
Macedonian ?
Maguindanao Maguindanao
Makasar ?
Malagasy Madagascar
Malay Malaysia
Malayalam Malayali people
Maltese Malta
Manchu Qing Dynasty (flag during 1862-1889)
Mandarin the People's Republic of China
Manx the Isle of Man
Maori New Zealand
Mapudungun the Mapuches
Marathi India
Marshallese the Marshall Islands
Mauritian Creole Mauritius
Megleno-Romanian Greek Macedonia
Mi'kmaq Miꞌkmaq
Michif Métis (blue)
Middle Dutch the Prince-Bishopric of Utrecht
Middle English England
Middle French the Kingdom of France
Middle Irish Leinster
Middle Persian ?
Mikasuki Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida
Min Nan the Republic of China
Minangkabau ?
Mirandese Miranda do Douro
Miskito Nicaragua
Moksha Moksha people
Mongolian Mongolia
Moroccan Arabic Morocco
Muong the Muong Autonomous Region
Najdi Arabic the Emirate of Ha'il
Nauruan Nauru
Navajo the Navajo Nation
Neapolitan Campania
Nepali Nepal
Nigerian Pidgin Nigeria
Nigerian Sign Language Nigeria
Niuean Niue
Norman Normandy
North Frisian ?
Northern Altai Altai Krai
Northern Khanty Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
Northern Kurdish Kurdistan
Northern Mansi Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
Northern Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Norwegian Bokmål Norway
Norwegian Nynorsk Norway
Novial Novial
Occitan Occitania
Okinawan Okinawa Prefecture
Old Armenian the Artaxiad dynasty
Old English Wessex
Old French the Kingdom of France
Old Galician-Portuguese Portugal, 1143
Old Georgian the Kingdom of Iberia
Old Irish Triskelion (ancient symbol)
Old Javanese ?
Old Occitan Provence
Olukumi ?
Omani Arabic Oman
Oromo ?
Ossetian North Ossetia
Ottoman Turkish the Ottoman Empire
Pa'o Karen ?
Pannonian Rusyn Rusyns
Papiamentu the Netherlands Antilles
Pashto Afghanistan
Pennsylvania German Pennsylvania
Persian Iran
Phalura ?
Picard Picardy
Pichinglis the Solomon Islands
Piedmontese Piedmont
Pijin the Solomon Islands
Pite Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Polish Poland
Portuguese Portugal and Brazil
Quechua the Quechua
Rakhine Rakhine State
Rapa Nui Easter Island
Rohingya the Rohingya people
Romagnol San Marino
Romani the Romani people
Romanian Romania
Romansch the Canton of Graubünden
Russian Russia
Samoan Samoa
Sardinian Sardinia
Saterland Frisian Saterland
Scots Scotland
Scottish Gaelic Royal Banner of Scotland
Serbo-Croatian Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina (top-left, clockwise)
Seri ?
Seychellois Creole Seychelles
Shan the Shan State
Sicilian Sicily
Sidamo ?
Sikkimese Sikkim
Silesian the Silesian Voivodeship
Sindhi Sindh
Sinhalese Sri Lanka
Skolt Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Slovak Slovakia
Slovene Slovenia
Somali Somalia
Sotho Lesotho
South Levantine Arabic Palestine
Southern Altai the Altai Republic
Southern Khanty Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
Southern Kurdish Kurdistan
Southern Mansi Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
Southern Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Spanish Spain and Mexico
Sranan Tongo Suriname
Sudanese Arabic Sudan
Sundanese ?
Swabian Kingdom of Württemberg
Swahili Kenya
Swedish Sweden
Tagalog the Philippines
Tahitian French Polynesia
Tajik Tajikistan
Tarantino Apulia
Tarifit ?
Tatar Tatarstan
Tausug Sultanate of Sulu (late 19th century)
Telugu India
Ter Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Tetum East Timor
Thai Thailand
Tibetan Tibet
Tigrinya Eritrea
Tok Pisin Papua New Guinea
Tokelauan Tokelau
Tongan Tonga
Transylvanian Saxon ?
Tswana Botswana
Tundra Nenets the Nenets Autonomous Okrug
Tunisian Arabic Tunisia
Turkish Turkey
Turkmen Turkmenistan
Tuvaluan Tuvalu
Tuvan Tuva
Udmurt Udmurtia
Ukrainian Ukraine
Ume Sami Sápmi region and the Sámi people (see also Sámi flag)
Upper Sorbian Sorbs
Urdu Pakistan
Uyghur East Turkestan
Uzbek Uzbekistan
Venetian Veneto
Veps Vepsia
Vietnamese Vietnam
Volga German Volga Germans
Votic Votes
Võro Võrumaa
Walloon Wallonia
Welsh Wales
West Frisian Friesland
Western Mari Gornomariysky District
Wolof Senegal
Yakut Sakha
Yola Forth and Bargy
Yonaguni Yonaguni, Okinawa
Yoruba Nigeria
Zaniza Zapotec ?
Zulu ?
ǃXóõ Botswana

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