homeland
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈhoʊmlænd/ · UK /ˈhəʊmlænd/
homeland means: The country you feel is your home and belong to.
noun
HOME COUNTRYB2
The country you feel is your home and belong to.
- She missed her homeland.
- They returned to their homeland after many years abroad.
- He wrote songs about the beauty of his homeland.
BIRTH COUNTRYB2
The country where you were born.
- She was born in her homeland, Peru.
- He left his homeland soon after his eighteenth birthday.
- They visited their homeland to see the village where they were born.
COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEC1
The country where you live.
- Canada became her new homeland.
- They built a life in their adopted homeland.
- He now considers the country where he lives his homeland.
ANCESTRAL TERRITORYC1
The land where a particular people or community has traditionally lived.
- This valley is their ancestral homeland.
- The tribe fought to protect its homeland.
- Many families were forced to leave their traditional homeland.
Questions about homeland
What does homeland mean?
The country you feel is your home and belong to.
What is homeland in other languages?
Türkçe: vatan · Español: patria · Français: patrie · Deutsch: Heimat · Italiano: patria · 日本語: 祖国
How do you pronounce homeland?
In American English /ˈhoʊmlænd/; in British English /ˈhəʊmlænd/.
How do you use homeland in a sentence?
She missed her homeland. They returned to their homeland after many years abroad.
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