southland
- noun
- /ˈsaʊθˌlænd/
- The Southland is known for its warm climate and beautiful beaches.
- southland champion
- southland residents
- day in the southland
Examples
-
From the Southland mountains into the valley, clouds pumped out shadows and rainbows.
Fiction book (1993) -
Tragedy in a Southland neighborhood today.
-
... with little damage reported to the Southland area.
Fiction book (1996) -
"Our next race is the Southland Conference Championships," he said.
Blog text (31) -
It's en route to a station in the Southland.
-
A bizarre situation this afternoon in the Southland.
-
At a quarter of the hour it's a beautiful sunny day here in the Southland.
-
And the search continues here in the Southland for the four missing high school students from Malibu.
-
Meanwhile, here in the Southland, one of the biggest manhunts in California history continues.
-
Expect typical December weather with highs today in the mid-50s across the Southland.
How Southern
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word southland combines south 'the direction toward the south' and land 'an area of country', so it literally meant 'land to the south' and still means a southern region or the southern part of a country.