Flags in Other Languages (Comparative)

Afrikaans: Vlag, pl. Vlae
Danish: Flag
Dutch (Flemish): Vlag
English: Flag, Banner
Frisian: Flagge, Flage
German: Flagge, Fahne
Icelandic: fáni
Norwegian: Flagg
Swedish: Flagga

Belarusian: Flag
Bulgarian: Zname, Flag, Bajrak (slang)
    Фпаг ; Знаме
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Croatian: Zastava, Barjak, Stijeg; Plamenac
Czech: Vlajka, (Prapor = banner)
Polish: Flaga, Proporzec
Russian: Flag, (Znamýa = banner), Styag
    Фпаг ; Знамя ; Саяг
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Serbian: Zastava, Barjak, Steg
    Застава ; Еарјаk ; Стег
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Slovak: Zástava ; Vlajka
Slovenian: Zastava, Prapor (banner)
Ukranian: Prapor
    Прапор
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Bresciano: Bandéra; Pantaflana
Calabrese: Bannčra
Caló: Nagira
Catalan: Senyera
Corsican: Bandiera
French: Drapeau, Pavillon
Galician: Bandeira
Italian: Bandiera
Jerriais: Couleu
Latin: Vexillum, Signum
Mudnés: Bandčra
Neapolitan: Bandera
Piedmontese: Drapo
Portuguese: Estandarte, Bandeira
Putenzese: Bannera
Romagnolo: Bandéra
Romanian: Drapel; Stindard, Steag
Sardinian Campidanesu: Bandera; Pandera
Sardinian Logudoresu: Bandela; Pandela; Bandera
Sicilian: Bannera
Spanish: Bandera
Valencian: Bandera; Senyera
Venetian: Bandiera
Wallon: Drapea

Latvian: Karogs (emphasis on first "a" - kArogs)
Lithuanian: Veliava

Breton: Banniel
Cornish: Baner
Irish: Bratach
Welsh: Baner, Fflag; Llech

Farsi: Parcham, Beyraq
Gujarati
    ઝંડો
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Hindi: Jhanda, Jhandi (small flag)
    झंडा
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Kurdish Kurmanji: Al
Marathi:
    झेंडा
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Persian:
    پرچم
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Punjabi:
    ਝਂਡਾ
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Sanskrit:
    ध्वजः
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Urdu: Janda, Parcham

Greek: Shmaia (pronounced: Simea)
Greek (ancient): Sęmeion
Greek (Byzantine): Bandon

Albanian: Flamur

Romansch: Bandiera

Cebuano: Bandera
Indonesian: Bendera (probably influenced by Portuguese)
Malay: Bendera (probably influenced by Portuguese)
Maori: Haki
Tagalog: Bandilŕ, Bandera (probably influenced by Spanish), Watawat
Tahitian: Reva

Estonian: Lipp
Finnish: Lippu
Hungarian: Zászló
Sami: Leavga, Flávdan Flagg

Akan (Dialects: Asante, Twi and Fante): Frankaa
Akuapem Twi: frankaa
Asante: Trankaa
Cinyanja: Mbendera
Fante: Frankaa
IsiXhoso: Iflegi
Sotho:
Swahili: Bendera
Yoruba: àṣíá
Zulu: Iduku, Amaduku, Ifulagi

Arabic: 'Alam [ayn-lam-mim - flag, banner],
    عَلَم
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    Liwa' [Lam-waw-alif-hamza- banner, flag, standard],
    Rayah [Ra-alif-ya-ta marbuta - banner, flag],
    Bandera [Ba-nun-dal-ya-ra-ta marbuta - pennon, flag, banner, ensign]
Hebrew: Degel, Nes (meaning also miracle)
    דגל
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Maltese: Bandiera

Mandarin: 旗子 Qi (pronounced chi); Hung-qi = red flag
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Guarani: Poyvi

Hmong Njua: Chij

Thai: ธง

Japanese: Hata; Kokki = national flag; Gunki = military flag; Koushitsuki = royal flag

Turkish: Bayrak, Sançak
Turkmen: Baydak

Mongolian: Dalbaa

Cambodian:
     from "The Hippocrene standard Cambodian-English/English-Cambodian dictionary"
Vietnamese: Cờ (pronounced cah)
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Cherokee: Gadati

Common Sign
     from "Aid to communication with the deaf" (Australian book)