Hernádbűd

About the place: Hernádbűd is a small village in the Gönc District of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County in northeastern Hungary. It is situated near the Hernád River in a scenic foothill region.

Flag Description: The flag consists of a white field featuring the full coat of arms of the municipality in the hoist and center portion, complete with a helmet, mantling, crest, and a yellow ribbon bearing the black inscription 'HERNÁDBŰD'. At the fly end, there are two vertical stripes—an inner blue stripe and an outer yellow stripe. The coat of arms on the white field displays a blue shield with a green triple mount crossed by a wavy silver bar, topped with two spread golden wings. Above the shield rests a helmet with a crown, from which rises a unicorn holding a sword. The mantling is blue and gold.

Symbolism: Blue and gold (yellow) are the traditional colors of the municipality and the region. The wavy bar and the green triple mount in the coat of arms represent the Hernád River and the surrounding hilly landscape. The golden wings and the rising unicorn holding a sword in the crest originate from historical heraldic symbolism and noble arms associated with the village's history.