There isn't one single word that perfectly captures "the land or dirt is wet" in English. We usually use phrases to describe this, depending on the context:

General wetness:

* Moist - this is a more formal and neutral term

* Damp - slightly wet, not soaked

* Soggy - very wet and heavy, like after a downpour

* Muddy - wet and covered in mud

Specific situations:

* Waterlogged - saturated with water, can refer to soil or land

* Dewy - covered in morning dew

* Rain-soaked - drenched by rain

* Flooded - covered with water, usually to a significant depth

The best word will depend on the specific situation and the level of wetness you want to convey.