Flag of the Shavian Alphabet

The line down the centre is a stylization of the name 𐑖𐑷, to represent George Bernard Shaw. The circle on the left side represents the naming dot, which is used to denote proper nouns in Shavian. The three horizontal lines represent tall, deep, and short letters, as well as different accents and dialects in English, and that there is no "correct" way to spell in Shavian. The swallowtailing, if the flag continued, would cause these lines to meet at a single point, which nods to mutual understanding despite individual differences in the way that we speak.