Gaia in Japanese
Gaia in Japanese is ガイア — Gaia means a way of describing the whole Earth as a single living, self-regulating system.
Gaia in Japanese
ガイア
Pronounced: gaia
What does "Gaia" mean?
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noun A way of describing the whole Earth as a single living, self-regulating system.
"Some environmental scientists talk about Gaia as though the planet were one giant organism."
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name In Greek mythology, the goddess who personified the Earth itself and was the ancestor of the other gods.
"In Greek myth, Gaia gave birth to the sky god Uranus."
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name A woman's given name inspired by the idea of Mother Earth.
"They named their daughter Gaia after the Earth goddess."
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Gaia in a sentence
- Some environmental scientists talk about Gaia as though the planet were one giant organism.
- The documentary explored the idea of Gaia and how ecosystems balance each other.
- In Greek myth, Gaia gave birth to the sky god Uranus.
- They named their daughter Gaia after the Earth goddess.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Gaia" in Japanese?
"Gaia" in Japanese is ガイア. Gaia means: A way of describing the whole Earth as a single living, self-regulating system.
How do you pronounce ガイア?
"Gaia" in Japanese is ガイア, pronounced "gaia".
How do you use "Gaia" in a sentence?
Example: "Some environmental scientists talk about Gaia as though the planet were one giant organism." In Japanese, "Gaia" is ガイア.
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