'landscape' originates from Dutch, specifically the word 'landschap,' where 'land' meant 'land' and 'schap' meant 'condition.' 'Inspired' comes from Latin, specifically the word 'inspirare,' where 'in-' meant 'into' and 'spirare' meant 'to breathe.'

'landschap' transformed into the English word 'landscape' during the 16th century, and 'inspirare' evolved into 'inspire' in Middle English.

Initially, 'landscape' referred to a picture of natural scenery, but over time it evolved to mean the scenery itself. 'Inspired' originally meant 'to breathe into,' and now it means 'to be influenced by.'