How to pronounce “inlandish”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (rare) Relating to or produced in the land itself, domestic, home, native.
• (rare) Characteristic of one who is native or native-born; inexperienced, naïve, simplistic, unrefined.
• Of or pertaining to the interior of a country; of an inland nature or character.

Practice Nearby Words

inland, home, homeborn, homebred, indigenous, native, indigene, household, autochthonous, homegrown, vernacular, innative, home-grown, native-born, autochtonous, liberlandish, autothonous, folk, autocthonous, autoctonous, fatherlandish, icelandic, islandic, rurigenous, amerindish, resident, country, genuine, indian, endemic, icelandish, native-speaker, demesnial, indianan, patrial, national, galilean, indigenal, endemick, nativelike, foreign, mainland chinese, domiciled, laplandic, indigenistic, manx, east insular, urdish, marklandic, landorian, american, outland, ithacensian, american indian, omnigenous, lankan, native-like, idahoan, greenlandish, enchorial, indomalayan, kentish, country-damaged, nativist, nesiote, vinlandic, kurlandic, german, dominican, hindlish, hindish, overseas, north american indian, galileian, latvian, inuit, terran, antillean, greenlandic, lettish, advectitious, inhabitant, somalilander, ithacan, indic, maylander, little, lamanitish, sealandic, native californian, lancastrian, sedentary, gentilitial, sallabad, gondwanalandic, lacid, caymanian, falklandic, outen

Similar Sounds

inlands, inland, inlander, outlandish, finlandia, in-and-out, blandish, on land, elands, finland, inundate, in and out, unlined, in hand, finnland, englund, unhandy, unhanded, in-hand, in bondage, gin and it, in line with, unland