noun · Nature

amber

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The meaning (definition) of the word amber

a shiny golden-orange stone made from tree sap that turned hard

The word amber used in a sentence

“Grandma found a piece of amber that looks like gold.”

How the word amber is said around the world

Frenchambre (ahnbr)
Spanishámbar (AHM-bahr)
Mandarin琥珀 (hoo po)
Hindiअंबर (UM-buhr)
Arabicكهرماني (khrmah-NEE)
Russianянтарь (yahn-TAH-ri)
Portuguese (EU)âmbar (UHNM-buhr)
Portuguese (BR)âmbar (UHNM-bahr)
Japaneseこはく (koh-HAH-koo)
GermanBernstein (BERNSH-tyn)
Urduامبر (AHM-buhr)
Punjabiਅੰਬਰ (UN-buhr)
Korean호박 (HOH-bak)
Hebrewעַנבָּר (AHN-bahr)
Greekκεχριμπάρι (kyaykh-ree-BAH-ree)
Dutchbarnsteen (BAHRN-stayn)
Tagalogambar (AHM-bahr)
Vietnamesehổ phách (hoh FAY-urky)
Turkishkehribar (keh-ree-BAHR)
Persianکهربا (kah-ROH-bah)
Polishbursztyn (BOORSH-tin)
Ukrainianбурштин (BOORSH-tin)
Bengaliঅ্যাম্বার (AM-bahr)
Swedishbärnsten (BAIRRNS-tuhn)
Italianambra (AHMB-rah)

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