'country-oriented' originates from the English word 'country' combined with the suffix '-oriented', where 'country' refers to a nation or territory and '-oriented' means directed towards or focused on.

'Country' from Old French 'contrée', from Latin 'contrata', and '-oriented' from Latin 'orientare', meaning to arrange or direct.

Initially, 'country' referred to a region or land, and '-oriented' meant directed towards. Together, they evolved to mean focused on a specific nation.