Sense 1: (of) a hard yellow or brownish substance, formed from resin, used in making jewellery etc
made of amber; an amber brooch.
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 Amber in Afrikaans: amber |
 Amber in Arabic: كَهْرَمَان |
 Amber in Bulgarian: кехлибар |
 Amber in Brazilian: âmbar |
 Amber in Czech: jantar; jantarový |
 Amber in German: der Bernstein |
 Amber in Danish: rav; rav- |
 Amber in Greek: κεχριμπάρι, κεχριμπαρένιο |
 Amber in Spanish: ámbar |
 Amber in Estonian: merevaik |
 Amber in Farsi: کهربا؛ عنبر |
 Amber in Finnish: meripihka |
 Amber in French: (d')ambre |
 Amber in Hebrew: עִנבָּר |
 Amber in Hindi: तृणमणि |
 Amber in Croatian: jantar |
 Amber in Hungarian: borostyánkő |
 Amber in Indonesian: ambar |
 Amber in Icelandic: raf |
 Amber in Italian: ambra |
 Amber in Japanese: こはく |
 Amber in Korean: 호박, 호박으로 만든 |
 Amber in Lithuanian: gintaras |
 Amber in Latvian: dzintars; dzintara- |
 Amber in Malay: ambar |
 Amber in Dutch: barnsteen |
 Amber in Norwegian: rav |
 Amber in Polish: bursztyn(owy) |
 Amber in Persian: کهربا؛ عنبر |
 Amber in Pashto: عنبر |
 Amber in Portuguese: âmbar |
 Amber in Romanian: (de) chihlimbar |
 Amber in Russian: янтарь |
 Amber in Slovak: jantár; jantárový |
 Amber in Slovenian: jantar; iz jantarja |
 Amber in Serbian: ćilibar |
 Amber in Swedish: bärnsten, bärnstensfärgad |
 Amber in Thai: อำพัน |
 Amber in Turkish: kehribar |
 Amber in Taiwanese: 琥珀 |
 Amber in Ukrainian: янтар, бурштин |
 Amber in Urdu: عنبر ، عود |
 Amber in Vietnamese: hổ phách |
 Amber in Chinese: 琥珀 |
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