Terra in Japanese
Terra in Japanese is テラ — Terra means earth, ground, or land, especially as a physical surface (often in set phrases like terra firma).
Terra in Japanese
テラ
Pronounced: tera
(Roman god) The Roman earth goddess, equivalent in the interpretatio graeca to Gaea.
What does "Terra" mean?
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noun Earth, ground, or land, especially as a physical surface (often in set phrases like terra firma).
"After weeks at sea, they were glad to be back on terra firma."
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Terra in a sentence
- After weeks at sea, they were glad to be back on terra firma.
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What is "Terra" in Japanese?
"Terra" in Japanese is テラ. Terra means: Earth, ground, or land, especially as a physical surface (often in set phrases like terra firma).
How do you pronounce テラ?
"Terra" in Japanese is テラ, pronounced "tera".
How do you use "Terra" in a sentence?
Example: "After weeks at sea, they were glad to be back on terra firma." In Japanese, "Terra" is テラ.
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