The field of red symbolises the socialist republic and is also the colour historically associated with Raibáûī, the largest island of Kihāmát. The lions rampant are one of the country's national symbols and the black border surrounding them symbolises the impartiality of the state, this is taken from the Black Flag movement that arose during the late 1940s and eventually effected the Kihā́mmic Libertarian Revolution. The small yellow borders around the lions rampant represent the social liberty and freedom of the Kihā́mmic citizen. The flag has a ratio of 1:2. The colours used are:
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