Soapstone
Translations of "soapstone" (26 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | стеатит(soft rock), талкохлорит(soft rock) | steatit, talkohlorit | |
| Catalan | esteatita(soft rock) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 皂石(soft rock) | zàoshí | |
| Dutch | speksteen(soft rock) | — | |
| Finnish | saippuakivi(soft rock), vuolukivi(soft rock) | — | |
| French | stéatite(soft rock) | — | |
| German | Speckstein(soft rock) | — | |
| Greek | σαπουνόπετρα(soft rock), στεατίτης(soft rock) | sapounópetra, steatítis | |
| Greenlandic | ukkusissaq(soft rock) | — | |
| Hindi | सिलखड़ी(soft rock) | silkhaṛī | |
| Hungarian | szappankő(soft rock) | — | |
| Ingrian | muilakivi(soft rock) | — | |
| Italian | pietra saponaria(soft rock), steatite(soft rock) | — | |
| Korean | 동석(soft rock) | dongseok | |
| Kyrgyz | самын таш(soft rock) | samın taş | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | kleberstein(soft rock) | — | |
| Persian | استاتیت(soft rock) | astatat | |
| Polish | steatyt(soft rock) | — | |
| Portuguese | pedra-sabão(soft rock) | — | |
| Russian | жирови́к(soft rock), мы́льный ка́мень(soft rock), стеати́т(soft rock), та́льковый ка́мень(soft rock), талькохлори́т(soft rock) | žirovík, mýlʹnyj kámenʹ, steatít, tálʹkovyj kámenʹ, talʹkoxlorít | |
| Slovene | steatit(soft rock) | — | |
| Spanish | esteatita(soft rock), roca de jabón(soft rock) | — | |
| Swedish | täljsten(soft rock) | — | |
| Turkish | sabun taşı(soft rock) | — | |
| Ukrainian | жировик(soft rock), стеатит(soft rock) | žyrovyk, steatyt | |
| Welsh | sebonfaen(soft rock) | — |
esteatita
speksteen
saippuakivi, vuolukivi
stéatite
Speckstein
ukkusissaq
szappankő
muilakivi
pietra saponaria, steatite
kleberstein
steatyt
pedra-sabão
жирови́к, мы́льный ка́мень, стеати́т, та́льковый ка́мень, талькохлори́т
žirovík, mýlʹnyj kámenʹ, steatít, tálʹkovyj kámenʹ, talʹkoxlorít
steatit
esteatita, roca de jabón
täljsten
sabun taşı
sebonfaen
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