IPA: /ˈneɪʃən/
KK: /ˈneɪʃən/
A large group of people who share common customs, history, and often language, usually organized under a single government; a country.
The nation celebrated its independence day with parades and fireworks.
Nation → It is derived from the Latin word "natio" (meaning birth or race) and the suffix "-ion" (indicating action or condition). The term originally referred to a group of people born in the same place or sharing a common heritage, thus forming a collective identity.
Think of 'birth' ('natio') to remember that a 'nation' is a group of people sharing a common origin or heritage.