udland.
abroad, foreign countries; everywhere that is not this country, taken as a whole
Meaning & usage
abroad, foreign countries; everywhere that is not this country, taken as a whole
Where this word comes from
From Old Norse útland (“distant part of a country”), cf. also Norwegian Bokmål utland and Swedish utland. The modern meaning, which is common to all the Scandinavian languages, is influenced by German Ausland (“foreign countries”), itself a back-formation from Ausländer (“foreigner”).
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