Land

Name, perhaps geographic

Land is the solid part of Earth's surface, as opposed to sea or air.

It extends to any ground or territory: They own land in Montana, foreign lands.

To land is to come down from the air or water onto a surface: The plane landed safely.

It also means to secure or obtain: She landed the job, He landed a big contract.

A landed punch connects with its target.

To land on your feet is to recover from difficulty.

terrain

earth

Soil or electrical grounding

soilGround matter for planting
groundSolid surface underfoot
dirtLoose dry earth

terrain · turf · acreage · parcel · plot · tract · countryside · topography · meadow · field

nation

country

Sovereign state or territory

territoryLand under jurisdiction
nationSovereign political entity
fatherlandOne's native country

motherland · realm · kingdom · domain · sovereignty · border · native · patriot · citizenship · ancestral

agriculture

farm

Agricultural land tract

cultivationFostering growth through care
tillageSoil preparation for planting
cropCultivated agricultural plants

harvest · fertile · arable · irrigation · plantation · ranch · vineyard · orchard · fallow · plow

property

estate

Property and grounds

deedWritten property conveyance
titleFormal honorific or name
ownershipLegal right of possession

real estate · lot · boundary · survey · zoning · acre · hectare · landlord · tenant · lease

arrival

touch down

Make contact with ground

arriveReach a destination
descendMove to lower position
disembarkExit a vehicle

alight · dock · berth · touchdown · runway · tarmac · airport · aircraft · helicopter · parachute

acquire

secure

Protected from harm

obtainCome into possession of
getObtain or become
winAchieve victory

score · capture · snag · clinch · bag · earn · achieve · attain · nail · hook

Land

earth

country

farm

estate

touch down

secure

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