Gaea

See also Gæa

English

Alternative forms

• Gaia
• Gæa
• Ge

Etymology

From Ancient Greek Γαῖα (Gaia).

Pronunciation

• IPA: /dʒiːə/

Proper noun

Gaea

1. (Greek mythology) The earth, daughter of Chaos, both mother and wife of Uranus (the sky) and Pontus (the sea).

Translations

the earth, daughter of Chaos

• Catalan: Gea (ca) f
• Cherokee: ᎦᏯ (chr) (Gaya)
• Danish: Gaia (da)
• Dutch: Gaia (nl) f
• Esperanto: Geo (eo)
• French: Gaïa (fr) f
• German: Gaia (de) f
• Greek: Γαία (el) (Yea) f 
• Greenlandic: Gaja (kl)
• Hebrew: גאיה (he) (Gáya) f
• Hungarian: Gaia (hu)

• Inuktitut: ᒑᔭ (iu) (Gaaja)
• Italian: Gaia (it) f
• Norwegian: Gaia (no) f

  Nynorsk: Gaia (nn) f

• Polish: Gaja (pl) f
• Portuguese: Gaia (pt) f
• Romanian: Gaia (ro) f
• Russian: Гея (ru) (Gyéya) f 
• Spanish: Gea (es) f
• Swedish: Gaia (sv)

See also

• Pangaea
• Tellus
• Terra
• Gaia hypothesis on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:Gaia hypothesis
• Gaia philosophy on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:Gaia philosophy