Overland (adjective)

Traveling or relating to travel across land, rather than by air or sea.

Origin:

The word 'overland' comes from the noun 'over' meaning above or across, and the noun 'land', meaning a solid surface of the earth.

Examples:

1. An overland journey through Asia can be a rewarding and eye-opening experience.
2. The overland expedition was a grueling test of endurance and fortitude.
3. Overland routes are often more scenic, but also more time-consuming.
4. The overland trade between the two countries was a vital source of commerce.
5. The overland trip from New York to San Francisco took several weeks by car.