Agartha

agartha English Etymology Uncertain. Original spelling was Asgartha, making it probably a corruption of en non Ásgarðr, with the final a added to give a "feel" of Sanskrit-ness. Proper noun A legendary city said to be located in the Earth's core. en 2026-01-23 Ali Breland Teenagers Are Pushing Himmler’s Favorite Myth w:The Atlantic https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/2026/01/agartha-memes-youth-internet-nazi/685718/ When I asked whether this was an Agartha reference, the White House press office responded by email that “4 people had to Google what Agartha is and we’re still not sure. What are you talking about?” and sent me a GIF of a character from the cartoon Bob’s Burgers, suggesting I was grasping at straws. https://web.archive.org/web/20260612220459/https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/2026/01/agartha-memes-youth-internet-nazi/685718/ 12 June 2026 Derived terms en Agarthan Related terms en Atlantis en Shambhala en Shangri-La Translations legendary city in the Earth's core Arabic: ar أَغَارَثَا aḡāraṯa French: fr Agartha Hindi: hi अगार्था Portuguese: pt Agartha f, pt Agarta f Portuguese Alternative forms pt Agarta Pronunciation Proper noun f pt mythology pt legendary city in the Earth’s core Agartha