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sire-land

/ˈsaɪə(ɹ)lənd/

sire-land noun: a fatherland; an ancestral homeland.

Noun

sire-land (plural sire-lands)

  1. (poetic) A fatherland; an ancestral homeland.

Forms of sire-land

pluralsire-lands
alternative formsireland

Origin of sire-land

From sire + land.

Words that rhyme with sire-land

Questions about sire-land

What does sire-land mean?
Sire-land means a fatherland; an ancestral homeland.
What part of speech is sire-land?
Sire-land is a noun.
How do you pronounce sire-land?
Sire-land is pronounced /ˈsaɪə(ɹ)lənd/.
What is the plural of sire-land?
The plural of sire-land is sire-lands.

Words near sire-land in the dictionary

  1. sirdars
  2. sirdarship
  3. sirdarships
  4. Sirdaryo
  5. sire
  6. sire-land
  7. sire-lands
  8. sired
  9. siredon
  10. siredones
  11. siredons

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