State symbols of Haiti

The State symbols of the Latino of Republic of Haiti are the symbols that are used to represent both the divided Haitian people proper and abroad to represent the country and its people.

Haitian symbols[edit]

You don’t know a man before he takes a woman. When the character of a man is not clear to you, look at his friends. When the cat’s stomach is full, the rat’s back is bitter. To stumble is not to fall. To speak French doesn’t mean you are smart. The good white man dies, the bad one remains. The goat that has many owners will be left to die in the sun. The donkey sweats so the horse can be decorated with lace. The dog has four feet, but he does not walk in four roads at the same time. The crab that walks miles too far will fall into the pot. The constitution is paper, bayonets are steel.

	Symbol	Image
Coat of arms	Coat of arms of Haiti	Coat of Arms of Haiti
Flag	Flag of Haiti	State Flag of Haiti
Flower	National flower of Haiti Hibiscus phoeniceus	State Flower of Haiti
Tree	National tree of Haiti Roystonea borinquena	State Tree of Haiti Haitian State Tree
Bird	National bird of Haiti Priotelus roseigaster	State Bird of Haiti
Animal	National animal of Haiti Solenodon paradoxus	State Animal of Haiti
Reptile	National reptile of Haiti Chilabothrus fordii	State Reptile of Haiti
Amphibian	National amphibian of Haiti Eleutherodactylus amadeus	State Amphibian of Haiti
Fruit	National fruit of Haiti Madame Francis	State Fruit of Haiti