IPA: /ˈfɑːðərlænd/
KK: /ˈfɑːðərlænd/
The country where someone was born or has strong cultural ties, often associated with a sense of pride and loyalty.
Many people feel a deep connection to their fatherland and are proud of its history.
Fatherland → It is formed from "father" (from Old English "fæder", meaning male parent) and "land" (from Old English "land", meaning ground or territory). The word "fatherland" refers to the land of one's ancestors or homeland, emphasizing a paternal connection to the territory.
Think of 'father' as representing your male parent and 'land' as the ground you stand on — together, they remind you that 'fatherland' is the land of your ancestors.