Learned borrowing fromOld Englishlandfyrd(“army”); equivalent toland +‎fyrd.

landfyrd (plurallandfyrds)

1. (Anglo-Saxon, historical) Agroundforce; groundexpedition;militia;army.
   • 1869, Edward A. Freeman,The history of the Norman conquest of England:

     For that purpose Harold had of course to trust to thelandfyrd, the militia of the shires.

• fyrd
• shipfyrd

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