Earth

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English

Wikipedia

Earth's astronomical symbol

The Earth

Etymology

Old English eorþe.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ɜː(ɹ)θ/

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  Rhymes: -ɜː(r)θ

Proper noun

Earth

1. The third planet in order from the Sun, upon which humans live. Represented in astronomy and astrology by ♁ and ⊕.

Quotations

• For examples of the usage of this term see the citations page.

Synonyms

• (third planet from Sun): Terra, world, globe, Sol III

Translations

third planet from the Sun

Albanian: Toka (sq) Aleut: tanax̂ American Sign Language: Open8@BackHand-PalmDown-S@CenterChesthigh-PalmDown Twist Arabic: الأرض (ar) (al-'arD) f. Armenian: Երկիր (hy) (Erkir) Basque: Lurra (eu) Belarusian: Зямля (be) (Zjamljá) f. Bengali: পৃথিবী (bn) (prithibi), আর্থ (bn) Breton: Douar m. Bulgarian: Земя (bg) (Zémja) f. Burmese: (kăba-jo) Catalan: La Terra (ca), Terra (ca) f. Cherokee: ᎡᎶᎯ (chr) (Elohi) Chinese: Mandarin: 地球 (cmn) (Dìqiú) Crimean Tatar: Zemin Czech: Země (cs) f. Danish: Jorden (da), jorden (da) Dutch: de Aarde c., aarde f. Esperanto: Tero (eo) Estonian: Maa (et), maakera (et) Ewe: Anyigba Faroese: jørðin (fo) f. Finnish: Maa (fi) French: la Terre, terre f. Georgian: დედამიწა (ka) (dedamica) German: Erde (de) f. Greek: Γη (el) (Gi) f. Ancient: Γῆ (grc) (Gē) f. Greenlandic: nuna (kl) Gujarati: પૃથ્વી Haitian Creole: latè Hawaiian: ao, honua, ʻāina Hebrew: אֶ֫רֶץ (he) (ʾéreṣ) f. Hindi: पृथ्वी (hi) (prithvī) f., ज़मीन (hi) (zamīn) f. Hungarian: Föld (hu) Icelandic: jörð (is) f. Indonesian: bumi (id), Bumi (id) Irish: domhan (ga) m., An Domhan (ga) m. Italian: la Terra (it) f. Japanese: 地球 (ja) (ちきゅう, Chikyū), (katakana) アース (ja) (Āsu) Khmer: ផែនដី (km) (pʰaen dəy), ភពផែនដី (km) (pʰup pʰaen dəy)

Korean: 지구 (ko) (Jigu) (地球) Kölsch: Ääd Latin: orbis (la) m., terra (la) f. Latvian: Zeme (lv), zeme (lv) f. Lithuanian: Žemė (lt) f. Luxembourgish: Äerd f. Macedonian: Земја (mk) (Zémja) f. Malay: Bumi (ms) Malayalam: ഭൂമി (bhoomi) Maltese: l-Art Mongolian: Дэлхий (mn) (Delkhiy) Nahuatl: tlālticpactli (nah) Navajo: nahasdzáán Nenets: Я Norwegian: jorden (no) m. Occitan: la Tèrra (oc) f. Old English: middanġeard (ang) m. Persian: زمین (zamin) Polish: Ziemia (pl) f. Portuguese: Terra (pt) f. Romanian: Pământ (ro) n. Russian: Земля (ru) (Zemljá) f. Scottish Gaelic: cruinne-cè (gd) m. and f., talamh (gd) m. and f. Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: Зѐмља (sh) f. Roman: Zèmlja (sh) f. Slovak: Zem (sk) f., zem (sk) f. Slovene: Zemlja (sl) f. Spanish: la Tierra (es), tierra (es) f. Swahili: dunia (sw) Swedish: jorden (sv), Tellus (sv) Tajik: замин (tg) (zamin) Taos: pǫ̏’óna Tatar: Cir Telugu: భూమి (bhoomi) Thai: โลก (th) (lōk) Turkish: Dünya (tr) Ukrainian: Земля (uk) (Zemljá) f. Urdu: زمین (zamīn) f., پرتھوی (ur) (prithvī) f. Vietnamese: trái đất (vi) Volapük: tal Welsh: y Ddaear West Frisian: ierde Zulu: umhlabathi, Umhlaba (zu)

Derived terms

• Earthan
• Earth Day
• Earther
• Earthian
• Earthican
• Earthite
• earthlight
• earthling
• Earthling
• Earthman
• Earth Mother
• earthrise
• Earthscape
• earth science
• Earth science
• Earth Science
• earth sciences
• Earth sciences
• Earth Sciences
• earth-shattering
• earthshine
• Earthshine
• Earth Summit
• Earthwoman
• hell on earth
• Hell on Earth
• middle-earth
• Middle-earth
• middle earth
• Middle Earth
• Mother Earth
• transearth

See also

• (planets of the Solar System) planet of the Solar System; Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune ^{(Category: en:Planets) [edit]}
• (moons of Earth) Luna/Moon/moon ^[edit]
• ♁ , ⊕

External links

• Earth on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

• hater, heart, rathe, rehat, Terah