which one do your language use, fatherland or motherland? >tfw

>>77598272
we call it Denmark, because it's neither a male or female

>>77598272
Great-shame-land

fatherland

>>77598272
none

patria

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Sometimes we call it motherland, but we usually say "Patrie" which means "the land of the ancestors" basically. It comes from "pater" which means "father" in latin.
So fatherland in a way

>>77598272
we call it fädernislandet

>>77598298

lmao, denmork is a queer

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Burgerland

u wan sum fris wit dat ? ?

>>77598272
America

Mi tierra - my land
Or Mi patria but thats probably frowned upon

Birthland

>>77598272
"tanah air" which literally means "land and water"

Deutsch-land

Fatherland
It's the 9th word of our national anthem.

motherland

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Motherland i guess since Britannia is a lady

father's land

>>77598510
Must've been hard for your to utter those words. Where's my apology?

Vaderland

We use both
Otechestvo - fatherland
Rodina - homeland but can also be translated as motherland

>>77598272
Die Länder unserer Väter müssen wieder in Blut geränkt werden.

>>77598272
vlaanderen ons land

>>77599328
Does rodina come from 'birth' or 'familyline'?

>>77598272
"inang bayan" which means motherland

>>77598371
>>77598585
Actually it's both.
Madre Patria.
Patria - pater
Mother Fatherland

>>77598510
Nice flag. I wonder what the inspiration was.

>>77600932
>Madre Patria
You have to go back.

>>77598272
motherland

anayurt

>>77598272
Fosterland

>>77598272
fatherland - otechestvo
Also there is feminine "rodina", but there is no "mother" root

>>77598442
Motherland in french?
Terre mère? That's pretty uncommon

Though we use the paradoxal -or jupiterian- idiom "la mère patrie"
which means "the mother fatherland"

as it is the land of our fathers that nutrished us, both physically and spiritually

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>>77600932
>Madre Patria

Kiss me my love

>Not using both fatherland and motherland at the same time

>>77600932
>Madre Patria (mother fatherland)
That's so transpositive and progressive. I love it!

>>77601630
Where is rodina derived from, what is the literal translation?

>>77602594
not slavic speaking myself but i feel like it has something to do with roda other words like naroda have it

>>77602637
That's what I think too, but my first guess was 'birth' when I though about the question for the first time.

>>77598272
Nothing the denazification ruined our national identity almost completely.

Oтeчecтвo - Fatherland
Poдинa - Birthland or Homeland

>>77598272
Both.

We say isänmaa=fathersland

>>77602950
We don't use 'motherland'.

>>77598272
We the three.
Móðurland (motherland)
Fedraland (father/ancestorland)

It literally translates to "the mother fatherland" (Patria mamă).

>>77600903
bayan means women in turkish.Interesting....