Heimat-

Heimat- بلدي

Heimat- rodný

Heimat- indfødt

Heimat- γηγενής

Heimat- natal

Heimat- synnyin-

Heimat- natif

Heimat- domaći

Heimat- nativo

Heimat- 出生地の

Heimat- 태어난

Heimat- autochtoon

Heimat- innfødt

Heimat- rodzimy

Heimat- nativo

Heimat- родной

Heimat- infödd

Heimat- พื้นเมือง

Heimat- yerli

Heimat- thuộc nơi sinh

Heimat- 本国的

Hei|mat- in cpds → home;

Hei|mat|an|schrift

f → home address

Hei|mat|dich|ter(in)

m(f) → regional writer

Hei|mat|dich|tung

f → regional literature

Hei|mat|er|de

f → native soil

Hei|mat|film

m sentimental film in idealized regional setting

Hei|mat|flug|ha|fen

m → home airport

Hei|mat|for|scher(in)

m(f) → local historian

Hei|mat|for|schung

f → research into local history

Hei|mat|ha|fen

m → home port

Hei|mat|kun|de

f (Sch) → local history

hei|mat|kund|lich

adj → local history attr; er hat Heimat-e Interessen → he is interested in local history

Hei|mat|kunst

f → regional art

Hei|mat|land

nt → native country or land

hei|mat|lich

adj (= zur Heimat gehörend) → native; Bräuche, Dialekt → local; (= an die Heimat erinnernd) Gefühle, Wehmut → nostalgic; Klänge → of home; die Heimat-en Berge → the mountains of (one’s) home; Heimat-er Boden → native soil

adv das mutet mich Heimat- an, das kommt mir Heimat- vor, das berührt mich Heimat- → that reminds me of home

Hei|mat|lie|be

f → love of one’s native country or land

hei|mat|los

adj → homeless

Hei|mat|lo|se(r)

mf decl as adj → homeless person; die Heimat-n → the homeless

Hei|mat|lo|sig|keit

f <->, no pl → homelessness

Hei|mat|mu|se|um

nt → museum of local history

Hei|mat|ort

m pl <-orte>

→ home town (Brit), → hometown (US); (= Dorf) → home village

(= Heimathafen) → home port

Hei|mat|recht

nt → right of domicile

Hei|mat|schrift|stel|ler(in)

m(f) → regional writer

Hei|mat|spra|che

f → native dialect; (Baskisch etc) → native language

hei|mat|ver|trie|ben

adj → displaced

Hei|mat|ver|trie|be|ne(r)

mf decl as adj → displaced person, expellee (esp from eastern regions of the German Empire at the end of World War II)