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Pronunciation / Transliteration: a-teh-ra-do
"O avião aterrizou em segurança."
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2 senses- 1
Having land or property, especially in a legal or formal sense.
"The landed aristocracy held significant power in the region."
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Past tense of land; to have come down to the ground or to have arrived at a destination.
"The plane landed safely at the airport."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'landed' originates from the Old English 'landian', meaning to make landfall or to come to land. Its usage evolved through Middle English, where it began to denote ownership of land, particularly in the context of landed gentry during the feudal era.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Landed" is said worldwide
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atterri
Transliteration: a-teh-ree
"L'avion a atterri en toute sécurité."
gelandet
Transliteration: geh-lahn-det
"Das Flugzeug ist sicher gelandet."
atterrato
Transliteration: at-teh-rra-to
"L'aereo è atterrato in sicurezza."
aterrizado
Transliteration: a-teh-ree-tha-do
"El avión ha aterrizado de manera segura."
aterrado
Transliteration: a-teh-ra-do
"O avião aterrizou em segurança."
उतरा
Transliteration: utara
"विमान सुरक्षित उतरा।"
降落
Transliteration: jiàngluò
"飞机安全降落。"
착륙한
Transliteration: chakryukhan
"비행기가 안전하게 착륙했습니다."
着陸した
Transliteration: chakuriku shita
"飛行機は安全に着陸しました。"
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