English: Coat of arms of the Hungarian village Gagyapáti.
Magyar: Gagyapáti község címere álló, vörös színű, hegyes talpú pajzs. A pajzsot egy ezüstszínű hullámpólya szeli ketté.
A pólya alatt ezüstlevél lebeg.
A pólya felett egy ezüstszínű, gombosvégű kettős kereszt látható.
A pajzs felett egy piros, fehér, zöld színű tekercsen egy aranyszínű jobbra néző, kitárt szárnyú madár áll, csőrében aranygyűrű, jobb szárnyán aranykorona nyugszik. A pajzstartó egy-egy tölgyfaág makkokkal, aminek szárai alul keresztezik egymást. Ezt öleli körbe egy ezüstszínű, fecskefarok-végződésű szalag, amelyen a község GAGYAPÁTI neve olvasható.
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