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The green field refers to forests, the golden leaves refer to brightness, and together they symbolize the name of town: it originates from "skaisti giria" ("bright forest"). In Lithuania ash symbolizes fortitude, and on these arms it refers to the unbreakable nature of the local people and their resistance against the Soviet occupation. | The green field refers to forests, the golden leaves refer to brightness, and together they symbolize the name of town: it originates from "skaisti giria" ("bright forest"). In Lithuania ash symbolizes fortitude, and on these arms it refers to the unbreakable nature of the local people and their resistance against the Soviet occupation. | ||
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SKAISTGIRYS
County : Šiauliai
Municipality : Joniškis
Official blazon
Tamsiai žaliame skyde penki auksiniai uosio lapai, išdėstyti 3 viršutinėje eilėje, 2 apatinėje.
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on May 10, 2005.
The green field refers to forests, the golden leaves refer to brightness, and together they symbolize the name of town: it originates from "skaisti giria" ("bright forest"). In Lithuania ash symbolizes fortitude, and on these arms it refers to the unbreakable nature of the local people and their resistance against the Soviet occupation.
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