motherland (Meaning)

Wordnet

motherland (n)

the country where you were born

Webster

The country of one's ancestors; -- same as fatherland.

She longed for her motherland, yearning for the familiar sights and sounds of her childhood.
The soldiers bravely defended their motherland against foreign invaders.
The poet's words evoked a deep sense of love and nostalgia for their motherland.
She was exiled from her motherland due to her political beliefs.
The immigrants longed to return to their motherland, but their dream remained unfulfilled.
The flag of her motherland fluttered proudly in the wind, a symbol of national pride.
He traveled around the world but never forgot the warmth and comfort of his motherland.
The history of her motherland was rich and complex, filled with both triumphs and tragedies.
She wore the traditional dress of her motherland, a testament to her cultural heritage.
The motherland provided sustenance and shelter to its citizens, a place they could always call home.

the country where you were bornThe country of one's ancestors; -- same as fatherland.

birthplace, cradle, mother country, hometown,home, Blighty, roots, old country,country, nativity

No antonyms found.

She longed for her motherland, yearning for the familiar sights and sounds of her childhood.

The soldiers bravely defended their motherland against foreign invaders.

The poet's words evoked a deep sense of love and nostalgia for their motherland.

She was exiled from her motherland due to her political beliefs.