rusticism

/ˈrʌstɪsɪzəm/
noun
  1. A word, phrase, or expression that is typical of rural or country speech.
    • Linguists study rusticism to understand how rural dialects differ from urban ones.
    • The author used a rusticism like 'yonder' to give the dialogue a country feel.
    • His speech was full of rusticism, making him sound like he had just come from the farm.
  2. A rural or rustic quality or characteristic.
    • She appreciated the rusticism of the village, far from the city's noise.
    • The cottage's charm lay in its rusticism, with rough-hewn beams and stone floors.
    • The painting captured the rusticism of the countryside with its earthy tones.