IPA: /ˈɡɒn.fə.lɒn/
KK: /gɒnfəˌlɒn/
A type of flag or banner that hangs from a crossbar, often used in religious ceremonies or as a symbol for certain states or groups, especially in medieval Italy.
During the parade, the gonfalon was proudly displayed, fluttering in the wind.
Gonfalon → It originates from the Old Italian word 'gonfalone', which is derived from 'gonfalon' (meaning a banner or flag). The word refers to a type of banner or flag that is often used in ceremonies or as a symbol of authority.
Imagine a ceremonial flag or banner that represents authority — that's what a gonfalon is.