nativecity

noun
UK /ˈneɪtɪvˌsɪti/
US /ˈneɪtɪvˌsɪti/

The city where you were born and grew up.

She moved back to her nativecity after college.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The city a person feels most connected to.

Even after years abroad, Paris remained his nativecity in his heart.

3. The city where a plant or animal species first appeared.

Researchers traced the crop's nativecity to a valley in Asia.

4. A city associated with a person's early life or career.

The singer called Nashville her nativecity for music.