"The earth"; literally "immovable"
Names meaning earth
Baby names whose dictionary or scripture meaning relates to earth, with the source shown on every name.
88 names: 43 for girls, 44 for boys and 1 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, Strong's Concordance and Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon. A few to start: Bhumika ("earth; a role"), Landon ("long hill") and Shashwati ("eternal").
88 names
The first man; a Quranic and biblical name
Horizons; Arabic āfāq, plural of ufuq
"Wise" in popular use; from akilam, the whole world
Beautiful hill; Tamil aḻaku, "beauty", and kiri, "hill"
The world, the universe; Arabic ʿālam
Tiruvannamalai, Shiva's sacred hill; also Shiva himself
The red mountain; Arunachala, the sacred hill of Tiruvannamalai
Lord of the earth, a king; Sanskrit avanīśa
The earth
"Earthly", of the earth
"Material, of the elements"
The earth
"Born of the earth"; a name of Sita
Earth; a role, a preface
"King", literally "guardian of the earth"
"Lord of the earth", a king
"King", lord of the earth
"The world"
"Heaven" in popular use; Sanskrit bhuvi, "on the earth"
"Cola's farm" or "coal town"; an English place name
"Skilful, able"; Sanskrit dakṣā also means "the earth"
"The earth"; Sanskrit dharaṇī
"The earth"; one who holds or bears
"The earth"; literally "she who supports"
"The earth"; Hindi dhartī, from Sanskrit dharitrī
"A nurse, mother"; also the earth
"Ireland", from the Irish Éirinn
Seven hills; the hills of Tirumala, home of Venkateswara
Malayalam form of George; Greek georgos, "farmer"
"Farmer", from Greek georgos, a worker of the land
"Farmer, worker of the earth"; the feminine of George
Earth, speech; Sanskrit ilā, the goddess Iḍā
Sanskrit irā: refreshment, the earth, speech and Sarasvati
"Island" in popular use; from the Scottish island of Islay
The world; Sanskrit jagat, "moving, living"
Lamp of the world; Sanskrit jagat, "world", and dīpa, "lamp"
Charmer of the world; Hindi jag, "world", and mohan, "charming"
"Forest, grove"
From Sanskrit kṛṣi, "agriculture, the earth"
"Patience, forgiveness"
"The earth"
Horizon; Sanskrit kṣitija, "born of the earth"
"Born of the earth", a name of Sita; also "horizon"
Lord of the earth, a king; Sanskrit kṣitīśa
"Long hill"; Old English lang + dún
"Little hollow"; Scottish Gaelic lagan
King, literally "protector of the earth"
"The earth"; Sanskrit mahī, "the great one"
Bearer of the earth; a mountain; a name of Vishnu
King, literally "protector of the earth"
Flint stone; al-Marwa, the hill of the Hajj walk
"Stoneworker"; English occupational surname
"The earth"
Mithila, the kingdom of King Janaka and Sita
"Made of earth"
Made of earth or clay
"Earth, clay"
Scent of the earth; from Sanskrit mṛd and gandha
Nature, the natural world; Sanskrit nisarga
"Earth-born", a name of Sita
"King", "lord of the earth"; literally "earthly"
"Rock"; the Kerala Syrian Christian form of Peter
"Rock" or "stone"; Greek Petros
"Nature"
"Broad, great"; Sanskrit pṛthu, the first king of the earth
The earth; Sanskrit pṛthivī, "the broad one"
"King of the earth"; Sanskrit pṛthvī + rāja
Sand, a stretch of sand; Arabic ramla
Smooth rock; Arabic ṣafwān, from a root meaning clear, pure
"Sandy shore, beach"; Sanskrit saikata
"Grassy plain"; from Taino zabana, via Spanish
"A plain", from Hebrew Sharon; known from "the rose of Sharon"
"Eternal"; Sanskrit śāśvatī
A reddish-brown earth colour, from Siena in Italy
"A furrow"; Rama's wife, daughter of Janaka
"Stony meadow"; Old English stán + léah
Good land; Sanskrit sudeśa, "a fit place"
"The three worlds", the whole universe; Sanskrit tribhuvana
"The three worlds"; Sanskrit triloka
"The wide one"; the earth
"Daughter of the earth", a name for Sita; Sanskrit urvī + jā
"Lord of the earth", a king; Sanskrit urvīśa
"Farmer"; the Kerala Syrian Christian form of George
"The earth"; literally "giver of wealth"
The earth; literally "rich in treasure"
The earth, "bearer of treasure"
Heaven and earth; a Rigvedic word for the restless waters
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