homeland
વતન
definition
noun
I could finally go back to my homeland
a person's or a people's native land.
translation of 'homeland'
સ્વદેશ,
માતૃભૂમિ,
વતન
example
A group of five students from Germany have organised an exhibition in Sligo on their native 'homeland' .
He resisted communist rule in his 'homeland' , reached out to other faiths, and traveled widely across the world.
That would make her happy, but it doesn't mean she'll be settling down in her 'homeland' .
I could finally go back to my 'homeland'
The entire forest is part of the 'homeland' of the Anishinabe Nation.
Unlike their offspring, who have few memories of Laos, these community elders have not forgotten their 'homeland' .
A sizeable segment of the population was forced to flee their 'homeland' and to take asylum in other countries.
Everyone should work hard for their 'homeland' , society and country.
Tamil rebels in the island nation have been fighting for a separate 'homeland' for nearly three decades.
The Arctic is now a resource frontier for the global economy as well as a 'homeland' for its indigenous peoples.
It allows for the self-defense of Japan's 'homeland' but prohibits collective defense.
they have been fighting for an independent 'homeland' for nearly 30 years
He was banned for a year for his action and became a national hero in his 'homeland' .
He figured he had a better chance at success as a native in his 'homeland' than in the U.S. as a foreigner.
Veenendaal supported the fantasy of a Boer 'homeland' achieved by driving out the black population.
There is particular suspicion of the Kurds and their cherished dream of a separate 'homeland' .
That has elevated them to iconic status in their 'homeland' , where Sukur in particular is now more popular than David Beckham is in England.
Somewhere around the age of 14 he left his native 'homeland' for Canada never to return.
He said that in his 'homeland' even acknowledging homosexuality could land someone in jail.
The Kurds are the largest single ethnic group without a national 'homeland' .
The Tigers have shelved a demand for a separate 'homeland' in favor of a federal system of governance.
People being told to leave their 'homeland' and settle somewhere over a green line was something I could not come to terms with.
The rebels had been fighting since 1983 for a separate 'homeland' in the country's north and east.
The Iraqi community in Canada is restoring links with its 'homeland' .
Isn't he going to use that money to fight terror and protect the 'homeland' and a whole host of other things.
the group is fighting for a separate 'homeland'
He fails to provide his readers with some important concepts that could help inform the 'homeland' security policy debate.
Many of the poems are about the pain of separation from loved ones or one's 'homeland' .
Instead she has been criticised for spending too little time in her 'homeland' and for speaking her native language with an American accent.
he left his 'homeland' to settle in London
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