/lændz/
NOUN
Areas of the Earth's solid surface that are not covered by oceans or other bodies of water.
Distinct expanses or regions of land, including natural landscapes and defined geographical territories.
Countries, nations, or geographical regions considered as distinct political or territorial entities.
Countries or regions that people regard as their native home or place of origin.
Areas of soil or agricultural ground considered in terms of their fertility, quality, or suitability for cultivation.
NOUN
Parcels of land held as private property or ownership, often measured and divided for residential, commercial, or agricultural purposes.
Pieces of real property or privately held land that can be bought, sold, inherited, or developed.
VERB
To come down onto a surface or reach a destination after traveling through the air or across water.
To come down from the air and make contact with the ground or another surface, especially after flying or jumping.
To reach dry land or a docking place after traveling by boat or another watercraft.
To arrive at a particular position or end up in a specific place or situation.
VERB
To successfully obtain, achieve, or secure something desired, such as a job, opportunity, contract, or advantage.
To successfully get or acquire something valuable or desirable, particularly through effort, competition, or negotiation.
VERB
To bring, deliver, or successfully place someone or something at a particular location.
To transport and bring passengers, cargo, or other objects from a vessel or aircraft onto land.