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# Who gave the name " Earth " to
the Earth ?
# On what basis , name is given ?
# State on exception of the name given to the Earth .
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# The first answer is :-
The name " Earth " was given to the Earth by a group of scientists and philosophers .
And basically , the names of each and every thing of this universe is given by " International Research Association " .
So , the Earth was named so .
# Coming to your second answer :-
These names are given on the basis of the names of the Greek Gods .
All the planets of our our solar system of Milky way galaxy have the name which is the name of Greek gods .
Like as :-
Venus = Greek god of Love
Mars = Greek god of War
And the legend William Shakespeare used these names in his writings .
# Your third answer is :-
Earth is exception in the names given to all the planets because , the name " Earth " don't have any Greek meaning . It is the only planet whose name is not of Greek meaning , instead it's name was given by Indian philosopher and has an indian meaning .
So , Earth is an exception .
Hope it cleared your dilemma .
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Here are your answers ↓↓↓
# The first answer is :-
The name " Earth " was given to the Earth by a group of scientists and philosophers .
And basically , the names of each and every thing of this universe is given by " International Research Association " .
So , the Earth was named so .
# Coming to your second answer :-
These names are given on the basis of the names of the Greek Gods .
All the planets of our our solar system of Milky way galaxy have the name which is the name of Greek gods .
Like as :-
Venus = Greek god of Love
Mars = Greek god of War
And the legend William Shakespeare used these names in his writings .
# Your third answer is :-
Earth is exception in the names given to all the planets because , the name " Earth " don't have any Greek meaning . It is the only planet whose name is not of Greek meaning , instead it's name was given by Indian philosopher and has an indian meaning .
So , Earth is an exception .
Hope it cleared your dilemma .
thanks :)
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The answer is, we don't know. The name "Earth" is derived from both English and German words, 'eor(th)e/ertha' and 'erde', respectively, which mean ground. But, the handle's creator is unknown. One interesting fact about its name: Earth is the only planet that wasn't named after a Greek or Roman god or goddess.
Hope it helps..........
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