leafdom

English

Etymology

From leaf +‎ -dom.

Noun

leafdom (uncountable)

1. (poetic) Leaves generally; leafy places.
   • 1856, Gerald Massey, Craigcrook Castle, page 75:

     'Mid the dance of colours, / And semitones of green, / Gleams this daintier Spirit / That in leafdom is the Queen.

   • 1878, Thomas Aird, The Poetical Works of Thomas Aird, page 141:

     Thus pleased, laid back, up through the elm we look: / What life the little Creeper of the Tree / To leafdom lends!