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===Official blazon===
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|'''Lithuanian'''
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|'''English'''
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===Origin/meaning===
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The arms are canting: linden-tree is "leipa" in the ancient Yotvingian language, from which the name of town originates.  
The arms are canting: linden-tree is "leipa" in the ancient Yotvingian language, from which the name of town originates.  


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[[Literature]] : Rimsa, 2004
[[Civic Heraldry Literature - Lithuania|'''Literature''']]: Rimsa, 2004


[[Category:Lithuanian Villages]]
[[Category:Lithuanian Villages]]
[[Category:Alytus]]
[[Category:Alytus]]
[[Category:Granted 2003]]
[[Category:Granted 2003]]

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LEIPALINGIS

County : Alytus
Municipality : Druskininkai

Arms (crest) of Leipalingis
Official blazon
Lithuanian blazon wanted
English blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

The arms were granted on July 10, 2003.

The arms are canting: linden-tree is "leipa" in the ancient Yotvingian language, from which the name of town originates.


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Literature: Rimsa, 2004