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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
It developed from the Old English "eorthe," meaning "ground, soil." and is cognate with the Old Frisian "erthe," Old Saxon "eretha," and Middle Dutch "aerde" as well as the Old High German "erda."
- ?Lv 61 decade ago
Etymology: ME erthe < OE eorthe, akin to Ger erde < IE base *er- > Gr era, earth, Welsh erw, field
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Earth is the Heart of the universe! E/ arth H/ eart
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