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means The country or region where you (or your people) were born and which you regard as your own, often with deep emotional or ancestral attachment.

from A straightforward compound of 'home' and 'land,' both ancient words in English's Germanic bedrock — 'home' tracing back to a root meaning the place one lies down or dwells, 'land' meaning solid ground or territory. The compound itself is old, but its heavy political and emotional weight — the sense of a nation-as-ancestral-soil — got sharpened especially in 19th and 20th-century nationalist movements, where 'homeland' became a rallying word for peoples claiming or reclaiming territory.