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   Placeholder name

   It most probably comes from a dialectal word meaning "mud". ... Tal when used with another word means "something".
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   Gondor

   The word means "land of stone", and is echoed in the text of The Lord of the Rings by the name for Gondor among the Rohirrim, Stoningland.
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   List of etymologies of country subdivision names

   Another theory suggests that the lexeme fár- / fær- instead derives from Celtic and means "distant". ... Siberia: from a Tatar word meaning "sleeping land"
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   Hindustan

   Literally, the word means land of the Hindus.
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   Planet

   The name originates from the 8th century Anglo-Saxon word erda, which means ground or soil and was first used in writing as the name of the sphere of the Earth perhaps around 1300.
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   Earth

   The name Earth was derived from the Anglo-Saxon word erda, which means ground or soil.
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   Purnia

   Another derivation is from the word Pur Aranya, which means the adobe of forests. ... The district is composed of alluvial soil, partly old and partly new.
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   Cooch Behar

   The word Behar is the Sanskrit word bihar (to travel), which means the land through which the Koch kings used to roam. ... Alluvial deposits form the soil, which is acidic.
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   Earth in culture

   The name Earth originates from the 8th century Anglo-Saxon word erda, which means ground or soil.
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    Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star

    His name comes from the word "doro" which means "mud" in Japanese. ... Land of Fountains　 (泉の郷, Izumi no Sato) - Flappy and Choppy's World.

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• Placeholder name,
• Gondor,
• List of etymologies of country subdivision names,
• Hindustan,
• Planet,
• Earth,
• Purnia,
• Cooch Behar,
• Earth in culture,
• Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star