Land 

• Land is sometimes used synonymously with country.
• The terms motherland, fatherland, and homeland refer to someone's country of affiliation, birth or ancestral origin.
• In economics, land is a factor of production. It refers to naturally occurring goods, such as soil and minerals, that are used in the production of other goods. See Land (economics), Real estate
• A state in Germany or Austria. See Bundesland
• Historically the parts of the Scandinavian kingdoms were called the lands of the respective peoples, as in Jutland, Gotland, or the historical lands of Sweden.
• Landing is the final part of a flight.

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