What is the Latin for 'einsternium'?

The Word 'einsteinium' is the same, in English and in Latin. It refers to a metallic synthetic element whose symbol is 'Es'. The element has a boiling point of 860 degrees Celsius, and 1580 degrees Fahrenheit. Its atomic number is 99. It has no known use other than radioactivity. For it's either the byproduct of creating, or a step in the production of, other elements. The name honors scientist Albert Einstein [March 14, 1879-April 18, 1955].