地
Chi
You may say 'seibun,' written: 成分
You may say 'seibun,' written: 成分
Chikyu-Ryu Means earth dragon. Close enough not the exact translation of "dragon of earth"
It varies with context, but you may say 'seibun,' written: 成分
it is a myth that gods humans and earth all were made from a germ that had the element of life etc. see related links.
http://xiaozei.cn/?u=114163Earth as in the planet is "sekai" without the ending slur.Earth as in the element is "do"earth the planet is chikkyuearth in the garden is tsuchi
Earth (planet) = chikyuu (pronounced: chee-kyoo)Water = omizu (pronounced: oh-mee-zoo)
Water is not an element. The element that is most present in the atmosphere is Nitrogen at about 70% (Oxygen is about 20%). I don't know about the most common element in the earth's crust though. I'd say that the most common element overall is Carbon (since all life is carbon based)
There are several English words spelled "element". The Japanese equivalents are:youso (element as in a part of a complete item, job or process)genso (chemical element)hitasoshi (heating element in a kettle)
fire=ho wind=kaze water= mizu earth=tsuchi
how to say "editor" in japanese
To say old Japanese illustrations in Japanese, you say "Mukashi no Nihon no irasuto".