Earth

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1 English 1.1 Noun 1.1.1 Related terms 1.1.2 Translations 1.2 Verb 1.3 See also

English

1. Our planet, third out from the Sun.
2. (Uncountable) Any general rock-based material.
3. (Alchemy) One of the four basic elements.
4. Soil.

• earthquake
• earthy

• Basque: lur
• Breton: douar m (1)
• Catalan: terra f
• Chinese: 地球 (1), 泥土(2,3)
• Czech: Země (1), země (2) f
• Danish: jorden
• Dutch: aarde f (1,2,3)
• Egyptian: geb
• Esperanto: tero
• Estonian: maa
• Finnish: maa
• French: terre f (1,2,3)
• Frisian: ierde (1,2,3)
• German: Erde f (1,2,3)
• Greek (ancient): Γαία
• Greek (modern): Γή
• Guarani: yvy
• Hebrew: eretz
• Hungarian: föld
• Hindi: (dharti)
• Icelandic: jörðin
• Incan: pachamama
• Indonesian: bumi
• Interlingua: terra
• Irish: an domhan
• Italian: terra f
• Japanese: 地球 (ちきゅう, chikyū)
• Latin: terra f (1,2,3)
• Maltese: dinja
• Maori: papa
• Mayan: bacabs
• Malay: bumi
• Nahuatl: coatlicue
• Norse: midgard
• Norwegian: jorden
• Polish: ziemia f
• Portuguese: terra f
• Romanian: pământ n
• Russian: Земля f
• Serbo-Croatian: zemlja
• Slovak: Zem (1), zem (2) f
• Slovene: zemlja f
• Spanish: tierra f
• Sumerian: enlil
• Tagalog: mundo
• Tupinambá: yby

1. (UK) To connect electrically to the earth (US ground)

   That noise is because the amplifier is not properly earthed