フラッグ (furaggu) means “flag” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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入場口にフラッグを立てて、会場の場所を知らせます。nyū jō kuchi ni fu ra ggu o ta te te kai jō no ba sho o shi ra se ma su

We put up a flag at the entrance to show where the venue is.

Makes an identity or message visible through a distinctive piece of cloth or symbol.

旗hata: A cloth or emblem used to represent a country, organization, group, or cause.

国や団体の象徴として、または合図や目印として掲げるもの。kuni ya dan tai no shō chō to shi te ma ta wa ai zu ya me jirushi to shi te kaka ge ru mo no

フラッグ (furaggu) is a Japanese loanword from English flag, recorded in Middle English as flagge; its origin before that form is uncertain.

English uses flag in compounds such as flagship, where it suggests a leading or representative position rather than a literal flag on a ship.