магні́т - Esperanto

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• Englishpiece of material that attracts some metals by magnetis

• Akkadiancheckabnu ṣābittu

• Albanianmagnet

• Arabicمَغْنَاطِيس

• Armenianմագնիս

• Asturianimán

• Azerimaqnit

• Basqueiman

• Belarusianмагні́т

• Bengaliঅয়স্কান্ত

• Bulgarianмагни́т

• Catalanimant

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatarmıqnatis

• Czechmagnet

• Danishmagnet

• Dutchmagneet

• Esperantomagneto

• Estonianmagnet

• Finnishmagneetti

• Frenchaimant

• Galicianimán

• Georgianმაგნიტი

• GermanMagnet

• Greekμαγνήτης

• Hebre מגנט

• Hindiचुंबक

• Hungarianmágnes

• Icelandicsegull

• Indonesianmagnet

• Irishmaighnéad

• Italianmagnete

• Japanese磁石

• Kalmykсорнц

• Kazakhмагнит

• Khmerមេដែក

• Korean자석

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzмагнит

• Laoແມ່ເຫຼັກ

• Latinmagnes

• Latvianmagnēts

• Lithuanianmagnetas

• Macedonianмагнет

• Malaybesi semberani, magnet

• Maoriautō

• Mongolianсоронзон

• Norwegianmagnet

• Persianآهنربا

• Polishmagnes

• Portugueseímã

• Romanianmagnet

• Russianмагни́т

• Scottish gaelicmagnait

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakmagnet

• Slovenemagnet

• Spanishimán

• Swahilisumaku

• Swedishmagnet

• Tagalogbatubalani, gayuma

• Tajikмагнит

• Tamilகாந்தம்

• Teluguఅయస్కాంతము

• Thaiแม่เหล็ก

• Turkishmıknatıs

• Turkmenmagnit

• Ukrainianмагні́т

• Urduمقناطیس

• Uzbekmagnit

• Vietnamesenam châ

• Yiddishמאַגנעט

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