Is your country called Fatherland or Motherland?
Is your country called Fatherland or Motherland?
Zachary Hall
Leo Evans
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Father'sland
Josiah Anderson
it's the fatherland
Zachary Hughes
We don't really have a gendered thing like that which I can think of.
Josiah Evans
it's not gendered in most cases either
it's the land of our fathers, ojczyzna, fatherland
Ian Hernandez
"Motherland", but we don't say anything such as "motherland", it just gendered as feminine.
Austin Sullivan
>it just gendered as feminine.
Brazil is masculine (O Brasil)
What are you talking about?
Ryder Ross
A pátria, e em alemão é "Das Deutschland" que é o neutro. Ele está falando da palávra "pátria", não do nome do país. Poccия também é no feminino, mas ele deve estar falando de poдинa.
Ayden Baker
country is father
earth is mother
Blake Phillips
Land is a female word so all lands are motherlands or trannies
Jaxson Walker
Fatherland
Luis Nelson
We have either Fatherland (Otechestvo - oтeчecтвo, otchina - oтчинa) and Motherland (Poдинa - Rodina.
Luke Perry
Both
There is Otchizna which means Fatherland and Rodina which means Motherland
Evan Roberts
Why is rodina motherland? Isnt rod- "birth"?
Tyler Adams
both
Adrian Roberts
Guess which one gives birth
William Bennett
In Transnistria Fatherland can give birth
Ryder Reyes
Birth can also related to where one was born not that the land birthed one
Also parents is roditel in Russian so also father is a "birther"
Michael Roberts
The Swedish word is "fosterland" (no translation needed I think). In the good old days people would say "fäderneslandet" too ("the land of the fathers") but nowadays it's only "fosterland".
Landon Ward
Now it's simply forsenland
Tyler Turner
Motherland (domovina) but it can also be the fatherland (očetnjava).
Ryan Brown
Are there rules as to which is used?