Bunting

/ˈbʌntɪŋ/ noun

Decorative flags or streamers hung in celebration, or a type of small songbird with a stout bill. Can also refer to a baby's sleeping bag.

Multiple origins: the bird name comes from Middle English buntin, possibly from Scottish Gaelic buntata 'plump'. The fabric/flag meaning comes from 18th century 'bunt' (sift grain through cloth), referring to the coarse cloth used. The baby garment sense developed in the 20th century.

BNপতাকা
CSvlajka
DAflag
DEFahne
ELσημαία
ESbanderín
FAپرچم
FIlippu
FRbannière
HEדגל
HIझंडा
HUzászló
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