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Amber in other Languages
Here is a list of translations for the word "amber".
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| Afrikaans | Barnsteen |
| Armenian | Hambar, Sot |
| Belarus | Burshtin, Yantar |
| China | Fehg, A-Shih-Mo-Chieh-P'o, Fuling, Hsiang P'o |
| Danish | Rav |
| Dutch | Barnsteen |
| Egyption | Sekal |
| Estonia | Merevaik |
| Finnish | Meripihka |
| French | Ambre |
| Farsi | Kaharoba |
| German | Bernstein (from "burning stone") |
| Greek (classical) | Elektron |
| Greek (modern) | Ambrosia, Kechrimpari |
| Hawaiin | Amepela |
| Hebrew | Ghashmal |
| Hungarian | Borostyanko Gyantar |
| Indian | Kerabo, Amabar, Kaharua, Trunaman |
| Italian | Ambra |
| Japanese | Kohaku |
| Korea | Ho-pak |
| Kurdish | Kareba |
| Latin | Langurium, Lyncurium, Succinum |
| Latvia | Dzintars |
| Lithuania | Gintaras |
| Poland | Bursztyn, Jantar |
| Portuguese | Alambre |
| Phillipines | Tagalog |
| Romanian | Chihlimbar |
| Russian | Yantarj |
| Spanish | Ambar, Succina |
| Swahili | Kaharabu |
| Sweden | Barnsten |
| Thai | Ching Peh |
| Turkish | Kehribar |
| Ukraine | Burshtyn |
| Yiddish | Agdsten |
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