Shqiponjat is a term that translates to "Eagles" in English and often refers to the national symbol of Albania. The eagle is depicted on the country's flag, representing strength, freedom, and bravery. In Albanian culture, the eagle holds significant historical and cultural importance. It is associated with various legends and is a symbol of national identity, reflecting the resilience of the Albanian people throughout their history. The double-headed eagle, specifically, is a prominent emblem in Albanian heraldry and is often used in various national symbols and insignias.