landnam

名词 n.
英 /ˈlandnam/|/ˈlandnɑːm/    美 /ˈlændnɑm/|/ˈlɑndnɑm/

英文释义

名词 n.
  1. The occupation of land, especially if previously uncultivated. especially,uncountable
    — Iversen holds that these changes indicate the arrival of farmers, the phase of Landnam or land occupation, that the charcoal comes from clearance fires; that herbaceous pollen suggests the opening-up of the land; cereals, fields; the plantains, weeds; and birch and hazel, regeneration of the forests after the exhaustion of the plot.

词源

Borrowed from Danish landnam, from Old Norse landnám. Compare Dutch landname and German Landnahme.
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