| Afrikaans | : | vader |
| Albanian | : | baba ; atë |
| Apalai (Amazon) | : | papa |
| Arabic | : | babba ; yebba ; abbi (classical) |
| Aragones | : | pai |
| Asturian | : | pá |
| Aymara | : | awki |
| Bangla | : | Baba ; Abba |
| Basque | : | aita |
| Bergamasco | : | pàder |
| Bolognese | : | pèder |
| Bosnian | : | otac |
| Brazilian Portuguese | : | pai |
| Bresciano | : | bubà ; pàder |
| Breton | : | tad |
| Calabrese | : | patre ; patri ; pa ; papà ; papallu ; patra |
| Caló | : | batú ; bato ; batico ; dadá |
| Catalan | : | pare |
| Catanese | : | pattri ; opà |
| Chechen (Caucasus) | : | daa |
| Chechen | : | da |
| Cree (Canada) | : | -papa |
| Croatian | : | otac |
| Czech | : | táta, otec |
| Dakota (USA) | : | ate |
| Dutch | : | vader ; papa ; pappie |
| Dzoratâi | : | pére |
| East African | : | baba |
| English | : | father ; dad ; daddy ; pop ; poppa ; papa |
| Esperanto | : | patro |
| Estonian | : | isa |
| Faeroese | : | faðir |
| Faeroese | : | faðir |
| Filipino | : | tatay, itay, tay ; ama |
| Finnish | : | isä |
| Flemish | : | vader |
| French | : | papa |
| Frisian | : | heit |
| Galician | : | pai |
| German | : | banketi, Papi |
| Griko Salentino | : | ciúri |
| Greek | : | pater (the -ter is pronounced "tare" and the e should have a macron over it) |
| Guaran | : | túva ; ru |
| Hebrew | : | abba(h) |
| Hindi | : | Papa ; Pita-ji |
| Hungarian | : | apa |
| Hungarian | : | apa ; apu ; papa ; édesapa |
| Icelandic | : | pabbi ; faðir |
| Indonesian | : | bapa ; ayah ; pak |
| Irish | : | athair ; daidí |
| Italian | : | babbo |
| Japanese | : | otosan, papa |
| Judeo-Spanish | : | padre ; baba ; babu |
| Kikuyu | : | baba |
| Kiswahili | : | Baba |
| Kobon (New Guinea) | : | bap |
| Kurdish Kurmanji | : | bav |
| Ladin | : | pere |
| Latin | : | pater ; papa ; atta |
| Latvian | : | tevs |
| Leonese | : | pai |
| Ligurian | : | paire |
| Limburgian | : | vader ; vajer ; pap |
| Lingala | : | tata |
| Lithuanian | : | tevas ; pradininkas ; protevis |
| Lombardo Occidentale | : | bubà |
| Lunfardo | : | viejo |
| Luo (Kenya) | : | baba |
| Maasai | : | papa ; paapa ; olaiiu |
| Malagasy | : | ray |
| Malay | : | bapa |
| Maltese | : | missier |
| Mandarin | : | bà ; bàba (informal) |
| Mandarin Chinese | : | baba |
| Mantuan | : | upà ; papà ; babbo |
| Maori | : | haakoro ; kohake |
| Mapunzugun | : | chaw ; chao |
| Modern Greek | : | babbas |
| Moravian | : | tata |
| Mudnés | : | pèder |
| Modern English | : | father, daddy |
| Middle English | : | fader |
| Nadsat | : | Pee |
| Nahuatl (Mexico) | : | ta’ |
| Napulitano | : | pate |
| Nepali | : | buwa |
| Norwegian | : | pappa ; far |
| Occitan | : | paire |
| Old English | : | faeder (the 'ae' is the short a sound in cat) |
| Parmigiano | : | päder |
| Persian/Farsi | : | pedar, pitar ; simply Baabaa |
| Piemontese | : | pare |
| Pipil (El Salvador) | : | tatah |
| Polish | : | tata ; ojciec |
| Portuguese | : | pai |
| Quechua (Ecuador) | : | tayta |
| Quechua | : | tata ; churiyaqe |
| Rapanui | : | koro ; matu’a ; matu’a tane |
| Reggiano | : | peder |
| Romagnolo | : | bà |
| Romani | : | dad |
| Romanian | : | tata |
| Romanian | : | tata ; parinte ; taica |
| Romansh | : | bab |
| Russian | : | papa |
| Saami | : | áhcci |
| Samoan | : | tama |
| Sango | : | baba |
| Sanskrit | : | tàtah ; janak |
| Sardinian (Limba Sarda Unificada) | : | babu |
| Sardinian Campidanesu | : | babbu |
| Sardinian Logudoresu | : | babbu |
| Shona | : | baba |
| Sicilian | : | patri |
| Slovak | : | otec |
| Slovenian | : | ôèe |
| Spanish | : | papá ; viejo ; tata |
| Spanish,Latin | : | padre |
| Swahili | : | baba ; mzazi |
| Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish | : | fadar |
| Swedish | : | pappa |
| Swiss German | : | Vatter |
| Tagalog | : | tatay ; ama |
| Triestino | : | pare |
| Turkish | : | baba |
| Turkmen | : | däde ; kaka |
| Urdu | : | Abbu ; Abbu-ji ; Abbu-jan ; bap |
| Valencian | : | pare |
| Venetian | : | pare ; popà ; 'opà ; pupà ; papà |
| Viestano | : | attèn' |
| Wallon | : | pére |
| Welsh | : | tad |
| Xhosa (South Africa) | : | -tata |
| Yiddish | : | tatti ; tay ; foter ; tateh |
| Zeneize | : | poæ |
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