landbase

English

Etymology

From land +‎ base.

Noun

landbase (plural landbases)

1. The collective geographical territory of a people or culture.
   • 2002, Ward Churchill, Struggle for the Land: Native North American Resistance to Genocide, Ecocide and Colonization:

     The Navajo Nation, for instance, possesses a landbase larger than those of Monaco, Fiji and Grenada combined.

Anagrams

• labdanes, sandable