Prince's Flag
Prince's Flag proper noun: a Dutch historical flag, originally used by the Dutch Republic during the Eighty Years War, with three horizontal stripes: orange, white, and blue.

Proper noun
Prince's Flag
- A Dutch historical flag, originally used by the Dutch Republic during the Eighty Years War, with three horizontal stripes: orange, white, and blue.
Origin of Prince's Flag
A calque of the Dutch prinsenvlag, from prins (“prince”) + vlag (“flag”), so called because it was based on the Flag of Prince William of Orange-Nassau.
Questions about Prince's Flag
- What does Prince's Flag mean?
- Prince's Flag means a Dutch historical flag, originally used by the Dutch Republic during the Eighty Years War, with three horizontal stripes: orange, white, and blue.
- What part of speech is Prince's Flag?
- Prince's Flag is a proper noun.
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