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• Albanian: bishë (sq) n, zullap (sq) m
• Amharic: አውሬ (ʾäwre)
• Arabic: وَحْش m (waḥš)
• Armenian: կենդանի (hy) (kendani), (wild) գազան (hy) (gazan), ջանավար (hy) (ǰanavar)
• Asturian: bestia (ast), fiera (ast)
• Atong (India): mat
• Bashkir: хайуан (xaywan)
• Basque: aberetzar
• Belarusian: звер m (zvjer), зьвер m (zʹvjer), жывёла (be) f (žyvjóla)
• Bulgarian: звяр (bg) m (zvjar), живо́тно (bg) n (živótno)
• Carpathian Rusyn: звірь m (zvirʹ)
• Catalan: bèstia (ca) f, fera (ca) f
• Cebuano: mananap
• Chinese:
  Mandarin: 四足獸 / 四足兽 (sì zú shòu), 獸 / 兽 (zh) (shòu), 野獸 / 野兽 (zh) (yěshòu)
• Chukchi: гынник (gynnik)
• Czech: zvíře (cs) n, bestie f, živočich (cs) m
• Danish: bæst (da) n, vilddyr n, dyr (da) n
• Dutch: beest (nl) n, wild dier n, dier (nl) n
• Esperanto: besto (eo)
• Estonian: elajas (et)
• Finnish: elukka (fi); peto (fi)
• French: bête (fr) f, bête sauvage f
  Middle French: beste
  Old French: beste f
• Georgian: მხეცი (mxeci), ცხოველი (ka) (cxoveli)
• German: Tier (de) n, Bestie (de) f
• Gothic: 𐌳𐌹𐌿𐍃 n (dius)
• Greek: τέρας (el) n (téras), θηρίο (el) n (thirío)
  Ancient Greek: θήρ m (thḗr), θηρίον n (thēríon)
• Haitian Creole: bèt
• Hebrew: חַיָּה (he) f (ḥayyá), בְּהֵמָה (he) f (behemá)
• Higaonon: langgam
• Hindi: वहश (hi) m (vahaś), जानवर (hi) m (jānvar), हैवान (hi) m (haivān), जंतु (hi) m (jantu), मृग (hi) m (mŕg)
• Hungarian: vadállat (hu), bestia (hu), dög (hu)
• Ido: bestio (io)
• Irish: beithíoch m
• Istriot: bies'cia f
• Italian: bestia (it) f, belva (it) f
• Japanese: 野獣 (ja) (やじゅう, yajū) (wild beast), 猛獣 (ja) (もうじゅう, mōjū) (savage beast), 獣 (ja) (けもの, kemono)
• Kaingang: mĩg
• Kapampangan: ulimo
• Kashmiri: جانور (jānōr)
• Kazakh: хайуан (xaiuan), аң (añ)
• Korean: 짐승 (ko) (jimseung), 야수(野獸) (ko) (yasu)
• Kurdish:
  Central Kurdish: لاور (lawr)
  Northern Kurdish: lawir (ku), rawir (ku)
• Kyrgyz: аң (ky) (aŋ), айбан (ky) (ayban), жырткыч (ky) (jırtkıc) (predator)
• Latgalian: zviers m, dzeivnīks m, žeivots m
• Latin: bēstia (la) f, fera (la) f
• Latvian: dzīvnieks (lv) m, zvērs (lv) m
• Lithuanian: žvėris m
• Macedonian: ѕвер m (dzver), животно (mk) n (životno)
• Mari:
  Eastern Mari: янлык (janlyk)
• Middle English: beste
• Mongolian:
  Cyrillic: ан (mn) (an), араатан (mn) (araatan)
• Nahuatl: tecuani (nah)
• Norwegian:
  Bokmål: beist (no) n
• Occitan: bèstia (oc) f, fèra (oc) f
• Old Church Slavonic:
  Cyrillic: звѣрь m (zvěrĭ)
• Old East Slavic: звѣрь m (zvěrĭ)
• Old English: dēor n
• Pannonian Rusyn: жвир m (žvir)
• Pashto: ژوي (ps) f pl (žoy, žuy)
• Persian:
  Iranian Persian: دَد (dad), حِیوان (heyvân)
• Plautdietsch: Tia n
• Polish: zwierzę (pl) n, bestia (pl) f
• Portuguese: fera (pt) f, besta (pt) f
• Punjabi:
  Gurmukhi: ਹੈਵਾਨ m (haivān)
  Shahmukhi: حَیوان m (ḥaivān)
  Western Punjabi: حَیوان m (ḥaivān)
• Romanian: bestie (ro), fiară (ro)
• Russian: зверь (ru) m (zverʹ), живо́тное (ru) n (živótnoje), тварь (ru) f (tvarʹ), бе́стия (ru) f (béstija)
• Scottish Gaelic: ainmhidh (gd) m, beathach m
• Serbo-Croatian:
  Cyrillic: зве̑р m, звије̑р m, чу̏довӣште n, живо̀тиња f, зверка f, звијерка f
  Latin: zver (sh) f, zvijer (sh) f, čȕdovīšte (sh) n, živòtinja (sh) f, zverka f, zvijerka f
• Slovak: zviera (sk) n, zver f, šelma (sk) f, živočích (sk) m
• Slovene: zver (sl) f, žival (sl) f
• Sorbian:
  Lower Sorbian: zwěrje n
  Upper Sorbian: zwěrjo n
• Spanish: bestia (es) f
• Swahili: nunda class 9/10
• Swedish: best (sv) c
• Tagalog: halimaw
• Tajik: дад (dad), дарранда (darranda), ҳайвон (tg) (hayvon)
• Telugu: జంతువు (te) (jantuvu), మృగము (te) (mr̥gamu)
• Turkish: canavar (tr), hayvan (tr)
  Ottoman Turkish: حیوان (hayvan), جاناوار (canavar)
• Ukrainian: звір (uk) m (zvir), твари́на (uk) f (tvarýna)
• Urdu: حَیوان m (haivān)
• Uzbek: hayvon (uz)
• Volapük: nim (vo), lunim, bestaf
• Yiddish: בעסטיע f (bestye)