1590s, "man of the same country," from genitive of land (n.) + man (n.). From 1660s as "one who lives on land and has little experience of the sea."
landscape
landscaping
land-shark
landslide
landslip
landsman
landward
landwehr
lane
lang syne
Langobard
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