Different Languages | Word Earth |
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Albanian | tokë |
Basque | lurra |
Belarusian | зямля |
Bosnian | zemlja |
Bulgarian | земя |
Catalan | terra |
Croatian | Zemlja |
Czech | Země |
Danish | jorden |
Dutch | aarde |
Estonian | maa |
Finnish | maa |
French | Terre |
Galician | terra |
German | Erde |
Greek | γη (gi) |
Hungarian | föld |
Icelandic | Jörð |
Irish | cré |
Italian | terra |
Latvian | zeme |
Lithuanian | žemė |
Macedonian | земјата |
Maltese | art |
Norwegian | jord |
Polish | Ziemia |
Portuguese | terra |
Romanian | Pământ |
Russian | Земля (zemlya) |
Serbian | земља (zemlja) |
Slovak | krajiny |
Slovenian | zemlja |
Spanish | tierra |
Swedish | jord |
Ukrainian | земля (zemlya) |
Welsh | ddaear |
Yiddish | ערד |
Armenian | երկիր |
Azerbaijani | yer |
Bengali | পৃথিবী |
Chinese Simplified | 地球 (dìqiú) |
Chinese Traditional | 地球 (dìqiú) |
Georgian | დედამიწა |
Gujarati | પૃથ્વી |
Hindi | पृथ्वी |
Hmong | lub ntiaj teb |
Japanese | 地球 |
Kannada | ಭೂಮಿಯ |
Kazakh | жер |
Khmer | ផែនដី |
Korean | 지구 (jigu) |
Lao | ແຜ່ນດິນໂລກ |
Malayalam | ഭൂമി |
Marathi | पृथ्वी |
Mongolian | дэлхий |
Myanmar (Burmese) | မြေကြီးတပြင် |
Nepali | पृथ्वी |
Sinhala | පොළොවේ |
Tajik | замин |
Tamil | பூமியில் |
Telugu | భూమి |
Thai | โลก |
Turkish | toprak |
Urdu | زمین |
Uzbek | yer |
Vietnamese | trái đất |
Arabic | رض ('ard) |
Hebrew | כדור הארץ |
Persian | زمین |
Afrikaans | aarde |
Chichewa | lapansi |
Hausa | duniya |
Igbo | ụwa |
Sesotho | lefatše |
Somali | dhulka |
Swahili | dunia |
Yoruba | aiye |
Zulu | umhlaba |
Cebuano | yuta |
Filipino | lupa |
Indonesian | bumi |
Javanese | bumi |
Malagasy | eto an-tany |
Malay | bumi |
Maori | whenua |
Esperanto | tero |
Haitian Creole | latè |
Latin | terra |
Carlos Villa holds an MA from Hardin Simmons University and is a certified translator with a passion for languages. As a dedicated linguist, he continually seeks to expand his knowledge of diverse languages and cultures. Carlos is also a prominent contributor to “The Different Languages,” where he shares his expertise and love for linguistic exploration with a broad audience.