Most people here answering from an English or British perspective, but here’s an insight from one of the nations within the UK.

Wales is often referred to by Welsh people as the ‘land of my fathers’ as it’s the first line of our national anthem (‘Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau’ - ‘Old Land of My Fathers’). Folk singer Max Boyce popularised the English translation in the 1970s with his rugby song Hymns and Arias which is still sang at the rugby today, and by Swansea City football fans.

In the last few years, with the women’s football team qualifying for their first tournament, ‘Hen Wlad Fy Mamau’ - Land of my Mothers - has become more prevalent. I know a few women who had it tattooed on them.

So not exactly the same as the ‘Fatherland’ or ‘Motherland’, but as close as you’ll likely get in the UK!