East-country
/ˈiːs(t)ˌkʌntri/noun
1Lands lying to the east; the eastern part of a country. Formerly also: an eastern country.
2Specifically. The Baltic countries. In early use also in plural Compare eastland, estriche. Now historical.
Origin
Middle English; earliest use found in The Chronicle of Robert of Gloucester. From east + country.
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