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Flag of Grenada
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Definitions
1
National Symbol Β· Flag
Uncommon
The national flag of Grenada, representing the Caribbean island nation known as the 'Spice Isle.' Features red border with yellow stars, green background, and a central red circle with a nutmeg symbol.
Used to represent Grenada in international contexts, discussions about the country, or by Grenadians expressing national pride.
So excited for my vacation to π¬π© next month! Can't wait to visit Grand Anse Beach!
Social media travel post
Congratulations to Team π¬π© on their Commonwealth Games performance!
Sports commentary
Grenada is known for nutmeg production (symbolized on the flag), its 1983 US intervention, and its recovery from Hurricane Ivan in 2004.
2
Cultural Β· Identity
Rare
Used by Grenadian diaspora to express cultural heritage, national pride, or connection to Grenadian roots in digital communication.
Often appears in social media bios, cultural discussions, or during Grenadian Independence Day (February 7).
Proud Grenadian π¬π© living in London. Spice Isle forever in my heart!
Social media profile
Grenada's diaspora communities maintain strong cultural ties, particularly in the UK, US, and Canada.
Evolution Timeline
1974
Flag adopted upon Grenada's independence from the United Kingdom.
National independence movement and identity formation
1983
Flag gained international recognition during US military intervention.
Cold War politics and regional security concerns
2015
Emoji version of flag introduced in Unicode 8.0.
Digital representation of all national flags for global communication
Cultural Context
Grenada's flag symbolizes its agricultural heritage, with the nutmeg representing its status as one of the world's largest nutmeg producers.
The flag emoji serves as a digital identity marker for Grenadians abroad, helping maintain cultural connections despite geographic distance.
Within Caribbean contexts, the Grenada flag emoji is used in regional solidarity, especially during natural disasters or CARICOM discussions.
Regional Variations
United Kingdom
Used frequently by the significant Grenadian diaspora community in the UK, particularly in London.
United States
Primarily used in reference to tourism, Caribbean discussions, or by the Grenadian-American community.
Generational Usage
Gen_X: Used practically to indicate nationality or location. Common in formal communications about Grenada.
Gen_Z: Used in travel posts, heritage discussions, and educational content about lesser-known countries. Often appears in TikTok videos about Caribbean culture.
Older: Limited usage, primarily for explicit national identification or formal contexts.
Millennials: Employed in travel planning, diaspora community building, and cultural education for children of Grenadian heritage.
Common Combinations
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Love for Grenada or Grenadian pride
Used by Grenadians and those with connections to express affection for the country
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Grenada as a Caribbean island destination
Highlights Grenada's identity as a tropical island nation and tourist destination
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Celebrating Grenadian achievements or sports victories
Used during athletic competitions or to mark national accomplishments