Hypernyms for "land"

More general terms or categories

African country African nation alight ally archduchy archipelago Asian country Asian nation badlands banana republic barony beach beachfront belly-land bottom bottomland British British people Brits buffer country buffer state cape champaign city state city-state coastal plain coastland commonwealth country country of origin countryseat crash land Crown land cultivated land debark developing country disembark Dominion duchy dukedom Dutch Dutch people earldom emirate empire English English people entail European country European nation farmland farmstead fatherland feoff fief fiefdom field floor force-land foreign country foreland forest freehold French French people glebe grand duchy great power greensward ground hacienda homeland homestead imperium Irish Irish people island isthmus khanate kingdom land mass landmass leasehold light lotus land lotusland mainland major power manor mother country motherland native land neck ness no man''s land North American country North American nation overburden oxbow peninsula perch permafrost plain plantation ploughland plowland polder port power princedom principality rangeland realm Reich renegade state rogue nation rogue state run aground scablands sea power seigneury seigniory set down sheikdom sheikhdom signory slash smallholding sod South American country South American nation Spanish Spanish people strand sultanate superpower suzerain suzerainty sward Swiss Swiss people tax haven tillage tilled land tilth timber timberland touch down turf undershoot viscounty wetland wonderland woodland world power
What are hypernyms?

Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.

Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.