قوائم البلدان

البلد، هي منطقة جغرافية، بمعنى الدولة (ككيان ثقافي) والدولة (ككيان سياسي).^[1]

عند إستعمال مصطلح بلد ويقصد به الدولة المستقلة انظر:

قائمة الدول المستقلة
دول أعضاء الأمم المتحدة
- تتضمن قوائم الأمم المتحدة المناطق المستقلة (بما فيها (قائمة الأمم المتحدة لمناطق الحكم غير الذاتي) و مناطق الاستقلال الخاص ككيانات مستقلة لقوائم البلدان الخاصة بها.

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قوائم رسمية أخرى

معاني أخرى للبلدان

Themed lists

ديموغرافيا

خصائص التعداد السكاني البشري:

الاقتصاد

The production, distribution and consumption of goods and services:

Gross domestic product

The value of goods and services produced within a country:

زراعة

البيئة

Environment

The physical, chemical, and biotic factors that act upon an ecosystem:

الجغرافيا

الأرض وخصائصها:

الأسماء

اسم البلد

The label for the country:

السياسة

سياسة

The process by which groups, often governments, make decisions:

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العسكرية

الرياضة

متفرقات

المصادر

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The Oxford English Dictionary lists the first six as:
- I. 1. a. A tract or expanse of land of undefined extent; a region, district.
- 2. a. A tract or district having more or less definite limits in relation to human occupation. e.g. owned by the same lord or proprietor, or inhabited by people of the same race, dialect, occupation, etc.; spec. preceded by a personal name: the region associated with a particular person or his works; also fig.
- 3. The territory or land of a nation; usually an independent state, or a region once independent and still distinct in race, language, institutions, or historical memories, as England, Scotland, and Ireland, in the United Kingdom, *etc.
  With political changes, what were originally distinct countries have become provinces or districts of one country, and vice versa; the modern tendency being to identify the term with the existing political condition.
- 4. The land of a person's birth, citizenship, residence, etc.; used alike in the wider sense of native land, and in the narrower one of the particular district to which a person belongs.
- 5. a. ‘The parts of a region distant from cities or courts’ (J.); the rural districts as distinct from the town or towns; sometimes applied to all outside the capital, called, by eminence, ‘town’.
- 6. a. The people of a district or state; the nation.
  — Oxford English Dictionary, Second Edition, with online updates as of September 2008. Entry "1. country"

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[1] The Oxford English Dictionary lists the first six as:

I. 1. a. A tract or expanse of land of undefined extent; a region, district.

2. a. A tract or district having more or less definite limits in relation to human occupation. e.g. owned by the same lord or proprietor, or inhabited by people of the same race, dialect, occupation, etc.; spec. preceded by a personal name: the region associated with a particular person or his works; also fig.

3. The territory or land of a nation; usually an independent state, or a region once independent and still distinct in race, language, institutions, or historical memories, as England, Scotland, and Ireland, in the United Kingdom, *etc.
With political changes, what were originally distinct countries have become provinces or districts of one country, and vice versa; the modern tendency being to identify the term with the existing political condition.

4. The land of a person's birth, citizenship, residence, etc.; used alike in the wider sense of native land, and in the narrower one of the particular district to which a person belongs.

5. a. ‘The parts of a region distant from cities or courts’ (J.); the rural districts as distinct from the town or towns; sometimes applied to all outside the capital, called, by eminence, ‘town’.

6. a. The people of a district or state; the nation.
— Oxford English Dictionary, Second Edition, with online updates as of September 2008. Entry "1. country"

[2] I. 1. a. A tract or expanse of land of undefined extent; a region, district.

[3] 2. a. A tract or district having more or less definite limits in relation to human occupation. e.g. owned by the same lord or proprietor, or inhabited by people of the same race, dialect, occupation, etc.; spec. preceded by a personal name: the region associated with a particular person or his works; also fig.

[4] 3. The territory or land of a nation; usually an independent state, or a region once independent and still distinct in race, language, institutions, or historical memories, as England, Scotland, and Ireland, in the United Kingdom, *etc.
With political changes, what were originally distinct countries have become provinces or districts of one country, and vice versa; the modern tendency being to identify the term with the existing political condition.

[5] 4. The land of a person's birth, citizenship, residence, etc.; used alike in the wider sense of native land, and in the narrower one of the particular district to which a person belongs.

[6] 5. a. ‘The parts of a region distant from cities or courts’ (J.); the rural districts as distinct from the town or towns; sometimes applied to all outside the capital, called, by eminence, ‘town’.

[7] 6. a. The people of a district or state; the nation.
— Oxford English Dictionary, Second Edition, with online updates as of September 2008. Entry "1. country"

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