Arctogea
American
[ahrk-tuh-jee-uh]
/ ˌɑrk təˈdʒi ə /
Or
Arctogaea
noun
Other Word Forms
- Arctogaeal adjective
- Arctogaean adjective
- Arctogaeic adjective
- Arctogeal adjective
- Arctogean adjective
- Arctogeic adjective
Etymology
Origin of Arctogea
First recorded in 1865–70; from New Latin, equivalent to arcto- (from Greek arkto-, combining form of árktos “bear”) + -gea, variant of gaea, gaia (from Greek gaîa, poetic variant of gê “land, earth”); Arctic
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