Terra firma
terra
well, wouldn't it be neo terra? earth is terra, and neo means new... i don't know if this is quite correct, but it is very literal. that is my answer.---- New Earth in Latin is Terra Nova. But the expression Terra Incognita (Unknown Earth / Unfamiliar Earth) is much more common for newly discovered territory.neo (in this sense) is not a Latin word: it is Greek.
Mater terra.
terra de defixio
The word Terra is Latin. In Greek, the name of the Earth is Gaia. English is not the oldest language, that is why there are older words.
Terra is a word in Italian as well as Portuguese language. It means land, ground, soil, earth, homeland or clay.
Terra cotta in Italian means "baked earth" in English and originates from the same-meaning Latin phrase terra cocta.
Medi(um) and terra, from the Latin language.
Chat Terra offers the services of chat rooms for spanish language speakers. From Sex themed chat rooms, to sports, games and cinema. Chat Terra even offers news and columns.
In Latin, earth is terra (s), terrae (pl), f, a first declension noun.
terra - land as in terra firma
It is Latin, not Spanish. From terra (earth) and cotta (baked), it means baked earth, or clay-based ceramic used primarily for artwork, water pipes, construction, and roof tiles.
terra
Terra Jole is 4' 2".
master xhenort merged his heart with terra's to make terra-xhenort. that's how he died. but the lingering sentiment(terra's armor) inherits terra's will so he is technically not dead.
Terra likes aqua and aqua likes terra. It is true love:)