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)
fire=ho wind=kaze water= mizu earth=tsuchi
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)
how to say "editor" in japanese
To say old Japanese illustrations in Japanese, you say "Mukashi no Nihon no irasuto".