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Abkhaz: ауаҩы (awajʷə)
Ainu: アイヌ (aynu)
Albanian: njeri (sq) m
Altai:кижи (kiži)
Amharic: ሰው (säw)
Arabic: إِنْسَان (ar) m (ʔinsān), نَاس pl (nās) (plural), بَشَر (ar) m (bašar), اِبْن آدَم m (ibn ʔādam, literally “son of Adam”), إِنْس m (ʔins)بنى آدم m (baniʔādam)(informal)
Aramaic:אנשא c (nāshā)ܐܢܫܐ c (nāshā)
Armenian: մարդ (hy) (mard)
Assamese: মানৱ (manow)
Avar: гӏадан (ʻadan), инсан (insan), чи (či)
Aymara: jaqi (ay)
Azerbaijani: insan (az) , adam (az) , kişi (az) , Adəm oğlu (literally “son of Adam”)
Bashkir: кеше (keşe), әҙәм (əźəm), инсан (insan)
Belarusian: чалаве́к (be) m (čalavjék), лю́дзі pl (ljúdzi) (plural)
Bengali: মানুষ (bn) (manuś), মানব (bn) (manob)
Bulgarian: чове́к (bg) m (čovék), хо́ра (bg) pl (hóra) (plural), лю́де pl (ljúde) (plural)
Burmese: ပုဂ္ဂိုလ် (my) (pugguil), လူ (my) (lu)
Buryat: хүн (xün)
Catalan: ésser humà m, humà (ca) m
Chechen: стаг (stag), адам (adam)
Chinese:人類 / 人类 (zh) (rénlèi), 人 (zh) (rén)
Chuvash: ҫын (śyn), этем (et̬em)
Circassian:цӏыфы (cʼəfə)
Comorian:mwanadamu class 1/2
Crimean Tatar: adam , insan
Czech: člověk (cs) m, lidé (cs) pl (plural), lidská bytost f
Dargwa: адам (adam), инсан (insan)
Dhivehi: އިންސާނުން (in̊sānun̊)
Egyptian: (rmṯ )
Esperanto: homo (eo)
Finnish: ihminen (fi)
French: être humain (fr) m, humain (fr) m, humaine (fr) f, homme (fr) estre humain m
Gagauz: insan , adam , kişi
Galician: ser humano (gl) m
Georgian: ადამიანი (ka) (adamiani), კაცი (ka) (ḳaci)
German: menschliches Wesen (de) n, Mensch (de) m
Greenlandic: inuk
Gujarati: મનુષ્ય (gu) (manuṣya), પુરુષ (gu) (puruṣ), માનવ m (mānav)
Hawaiian: kanaka
Hebrew: בֶּן אָדָם (he) m (ben 'ádam, literally “son of Adam”), אָדָם (he) m ('ádam)
Hindi: मनुष्य (hi) m (manuṣya), इंसान m (insān), आदमी (hi) m (ādmī), मानव (hi) m (mānav)
Hittite: 𒀭𒌅𒉿𒀪𒄩𒀸 c
Hungarian: ember (hu)
Indonesian: manusia (id) , orang (id)
Ingush: саг (sag)
Interlingua: humano (ia) , homine (ia) , persona , esser human
Inuktitut: inuk (iu) (inuk)
Irish: duine (ga) m, neach daonna m
Japanese: 人間 (ja) (にんげん, ningen), 人類 (ja) (じんるい, jinrui), 人 (ja) (ひと, hito)
Kalmyk: күн (kün)
Kannada: ಮಾನವ (kn) (mānava)
Karachay-Balkar: адам (adam), киши (kişi)
Karakalpak: adam (kaa) , kisi
Karelian: ihmine , mies
Kashubian: człowiek m
Kazakh: адам (kk) (adam), кісі (kısı)
Khmer: ជគត (km) (ceaʔkʊət), មនុស្ស (km) (mɔnuh), ជន (km) (cɔɔn)
Kikuyu: mũndũ class 1
Komi:морт (mort)
Konkani: मनिषु (maniṣu)
Korean: 사람 (ko) (saram), 인류(人類) (ko) (illyu)
Kurdish:ئادەمیزاد (ademîzad)mirov (ku) , meriv (ku)
Kyrgyz: киши (ky) (kişi), адам (ky) (adam)
Ladino: אומברי (ombre)
Lak: инсан (insan), адимана (adimana)
Lao: ມະນຸດ (lo) (ma nut), ຄົນ (lo) (khon), ບຸຣຸດ (bu rut)
Latvian: cilvēks (lv) m
Lezgi: инсан (insan), кас (kas)
Lithuanian: žmogus (lt) m
Lushootseed: ʔaciɬtalbixʷ
Macedonian: чо́век (mk) m (čóvek), лу́ѓе pl (lúǵe) (plural)
Malay: manusia (ms) , orang (ms)
Malayalam: മനുഷ്യൻ (ml) (manuṣyaṉ)
Maltese: bniedem m (literally “son of Adam”)
Manchu: ᠨᡳᠶᠠᠯᠮᠠ (niyalma)
Māori: tangata (mi)
Marathi: माणूस (māṇūs)
Mari:айдеме (ajdeme), еҥ (jeŋ)
Miwok:míw·y-
Moksha: ломань (lomań)
Mongolian: хүн (mn) (xün)
Naga:khèunyòh
Navajo: bílaʼashdlaʼii
Occitan: òme (oc) m
Old Church Slavonic: чловѣкъ m (člověkŭ)
Ossetian: адӕймаг (adæjmag)
Pashto: انسان (ps) (insān)
Persian: آدمی (fa) (âdami), انسان (fa) (ensân), خاکزاد (fa) (xâkzâd)
Plautdietsch: Mensch (nds) m
Polish: człowiek (pl) m, ludzie (pl) pl (plural), istota ludzka f
Portuguese: ser humano (pt) m, homem (pt) m
Punjabi: ਇਨਸਾਨ (pa) (inasān), ਮਨੁੱਖ m (manukkha)
Romani: manuś m
Russian: челове́к (ru) m (čelovék), лю́ди (ru) pl (ljúdi) (plural)
Sanskrit: मनुष्य (sa) (manuṣya), मानव (sa) (mānava), जन (sa) m (jana)
Scottish Gaelic: duine
Serbo-Croatian: čeljade (sh) n, čeljad (sh) n plчо̏век m, чо̏вјек m, љу̑ди pl (plural)čȍvek (sh) m, čȍvjek (sh) m, ljȗdi (sh) pl (plural)
Shona: murume
Shor: кижи (kiji)
Sicilian: omu (scn) m, uòmunu m
Sikkimese: སྐྱེས་བུ (skyes bu)
Silesian: čowjek m
Sindhi: اِنسانُ (sd) (insānu)
Sinhalese: තැනැත්තා (tænættā), මිනිහා (minihā), මිනිසා (si) (minisā), පුරුෂයා (si) (puruṣayā)
Slovak: človek (sk) m, ľudia (sk) pl (plural), ľudská bytosť f
Slovene: člôvek (sl) m, ljudjé pl (plural)
Somali: dad (so) , aadame
Sorbian:čłowjek m
Sotho: motho (st)
Spanish: ser humano (es) m
Swahili: mwanadamu (sw) , binadamu (sw)
Tagalog: tao (tl)
Tajik: одам (tg) (odam), инсон (tg) (inson)
Tamil: மனிதன் (ta) (maṉitaṉ)
Taos: tʼóyna
Tashelhit: afgan m
Tatar: кеше (tt) (keşe), инсан (tt) (insan), адәм (tt) (adäm)
Telugu: మనిషి (te) (maniṣi), మగవాడు (te) (magavāḍu)
Thai: คน (th) (kon), มนุษย์ (th) (má-nút)
Tibetan: མི། (mi)
Tocharian B: śaumo
Turkish: insan (tr) , insanoğlu (tr) , âdemoğlu (tr) (literally “son of Adam”), kişi (tr)
Turkmen: ynsan , ynsaan , adam (tk) , kişi
Tuvan: кижи (kiji)
Tzotzil: krixchano
Udmurt: адями (aďami), мурт (murt)
Ukrainian: люди́на (uk) f (ljudýna), лю́ди (uk) pl (ljúdy) (plural), чолові́к (uk) m (čolovík) (now usually means "man", "male human")
Urdu: انسان (ur) m (insān), آدمی (ur) m (ādmī), منشیه (manuṣya)
Uyghur: ئىنسان (insan), ئادەم (ug) (adem)
Uzbek: odam (uz) , inson (uz) , kishi (uz)
Vietnamese: con người (vi) , người (vi)
Welsh: dyn (cy) m
Wolof: nit (wo)
Yakut: киһи (kihi)
Yoruba: ènìyàn
Zulu: umuntu (zu) class 1/2