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Desde os primeiros dias do [[Esperanto]], a [[cor]] [[verde]] é usada como símbolo de reconhecimento mútuo e aparece proeminentemente em todos os símbolos esperantistas.
 
A '''[[Estrela verde]]''' (''verda stelo'') foi sugerida inicialmente num artigo de [[1892]] em ''O Esperantista'' (''La Esperantisto'') como símbolo a ser usado com o propósito de reconhecimento entre os esperantistas.
Since the earliest days of [[Esperanto]], the colour [[green]] has been used as a symbol of mutual recognition and it appears prominently in all Esperanto symbols.
 
The '''[[Green Star]]''' (''verda stelo'') was first proposed in an 1892 article in ''La Esperantisto'' (''The Esperantist'') for use as a symbol of mutual recognition among esperantists.
 
The Esperanto [[flag]] is composed of a green background with a white square in the upper lefthand corner, which in turn contains a green star. The green field symbolizes [[hope]], the white symbolizes [[peace]] and neutrality, and the [[five-pointed star]] represents the five [[continent]]s (as traditionally counted). The [[flag]] was created by the Esperanto Club of [[Boulogne-sur-Mer]], initially for their own use, but was adopted as the flag of the worldwide Esperanto movement by a decision of the first [[Universal Congress of Esperanto]], which took place in 1905 in that town.