Anagrams: anisette, Titaness, stannite, sanitise, sanitate
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Afrikaans: astaat | Albanian: astat | ||
Armenian: աստատ | Basque: astatoa | ||
Belarusian: астат | Bosnian: astat | ||
Breton: astat | Bulgarian: астатин | ||
Catalan: àstat | Chinese: 砹 | ||
Croatian: astat | Danish: astat | ||
Dutch: astaat | Esperanto: astateno | ||
Estonian: astaat | Finnish: astatiini | ||
French: astate | Frisian: astaat | ||
Georgian: ასტატი | German: Astat | ||
Hebrew: אסטטין | Hungarian: asztácium | ||
Icelandic: astat | Irish: astaitín | ||
Italian: astato | Japanese: アスタチン | ||
Korean: 아스타틴 | Latin: astatium | ||
Latvian: astats | Lithuanian: astatinas | ||
Macedonian: астат | Malay: astatin | ||
Maltese: astatin | Norwegian: astat | ||
Polish: astat | Portuguese: astato | ||
Romanian: astatin | Russian: астат | ||
Serbian: астат | Slovak: astat | ||
Slovenian: astat | Spanish: astato | ||
Swedish: astat | Tamil: அஸ்தாதைன் | ||
Turkish: astat | Ukrainian: астат | ||
Vietnamese: astatin | Welsh: astatin |
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