Peridot (pronounced like âPear-e-doeâ)
Words with âEarthâ related meanings
Abilene: Hebrew; meaning âland of meadowsâ
Ajax: Greek; meaning âof the earthâ
Artemis: Greek mythology; goddess of the hunt, wild animals, etc.
Artois: French, place name
Avalon: Welsh; place name related to the myth of King Arthur
Avani: Hindi; meaning âman from the red earthâ
Caius: Latin; meaning âperson of earthâ
Candana: Hindi; meaning âsandalwoodâ
Chloris: Greek mythology: goddess of flower
Cyllene: Greek mythology; a âoreadâ i.e. a mountain nymph
Demeter: Greek mythology; meaning âearth motherâ
Variations: Demetria/Demetri/Demetrius
Echo: Greek mythology; a âoreadâ i.e. a mountain nymph
Eurydice: Greek mythology; a âdryadâ i.e. tree nymph
Fan: Chinese; meaning âearthâ
Flora: Roman mythology: goddess of flowers and the spring
Gaia: Greek mythology; meaning: âearthâ
Holden: English; meaning âhollow valleyâ
Inika: Sanskrit; meaning âsmall earthâ
Ivo: German; meaning âyew woodâ
Kiah: Welsh; meaning âperson of earthâ
Leilani: Hawaiian; meaning âheavenly flowerâ
Rikuto: Japanese; meaning âland + personâ
Silas: English; meaning âwood, forestâ
Silvanus: Roman mythology; deity of the woods
Terra: English; meaning âland, earthâ
Veles: Slavic mythology; god of earth/waters/underworld
Viridios: Celtic mythology; god of vegetationâŚ
Zola: Latin; meaning âearthâ
Ebner: German; meaning âdweller on a flat piece of landâ
Garland: English; meaning âtriangle landâ
Harlan: English; meaning âhare landâ
Yarley: English: meaning âfenced meadowâ
Zeman: Czech; meaning âlandownerâ
Not a complete list, but hopefully good for inspiration.
I didnât add every single flower or plant or animal, etc.âthe list would be ridiculousâjust my favorites. Feel free to look up any others you may like (example: food, minerals, flowers, animals except birds), and add them on here!
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