woman/translations

This page contains translations for woman. See the main entry for more information.

English

Noun

Translations

adult female person

Aasax: maeet, mayeet
Aba: mme
Abanyom: nɛnkal, abakal
Abau: sa (Central), sao (Down-River)
Abenaki: phanem
Abenlen Ayta: babai
Abkhaz: аԥҳәыс (apḥʷəs)
Abu': numata'
Abua: ə̀-nîr, ənmariir
Abung: səbɑy (Abung/Kotabumi), sə̯bɑy (Melinting, Abung/Sukadana), bɑbːɑi (Kota Agung), sɘbɑy (Menggala/Tulang Bawang)
Acatepec Me'phaa: aʔgu
Acehnese: inong
Achagua: íina, íineɻu (íinetoo)
Achuar: nuwa
Adele: ɛna
Adyghe: бзылъфыгъ (bzəlˢfəğ)
Afar: barra
Afrikaans: vrou (af) f
Agarabi: anaati
Agi: wukora
Ahtna: ts'akae
Ainu: メノコ (menoko)
Aisi: abi
Akkadian: 𒊩 f (sinništu, MUNUS)
Aklanon: babáye
Akolet: elim
Akoye: apäki
Akuwagel: sakwoto
Alaba: máncu
Alabama: tayyi
Alak: akan (Alak), kan (Harak)
Alawa: girija
Albanian: grua (sq) f, femër (sq) f
Aleut: ayagax̂
Algonquin: ikwe
Alsea: mukwaˀsli·
Alune: bina
Alutiiq: arnaq
Alviri-Vidari: (Vidari) زینه (zine)
Ama: noni
Amahuaca: xano
Amal: tal
Amasi: zhyī
Amele: caja
Amharic: ሰበይቲ (säbäyti), ሴት f (set)
Amondawa: kunhangwera, kunha
Anaang: ékà, nwáán
Angolar: mengai
Anmatyerre: arelhe
Annobonese: miéle, námay
Antigua and Barbuda Creole English: uman
Antillean Creole: madanm, fanm (Martinican, Guadeloupean)
Anuki: wavine
Anus: mofin
Anuta: papine
Ao: ánítì
Apiaká: koñá
Apinayé: ni, mẽnija
Apurinã: sytu, suto
Aputai: inan
Arabic: اِمْرَأَة (ar) f (imraʔa)
Egyptian Arabic: ست f (sitt)

Hijazi Arabic: حُرْمة f (ḥurma)

Moroccan Arabic: مراة f (mrā)

North Levantine Arabic: مرة f (mara)

South Levantine Arabic: مرة f (mara), مرأة f (marʔa), ست f (sitt)
Aragonese: muller (an) f
Araki: p̈ira
Aramaic:
Classical Syriac: ܐܢܬܬܐ f (ʔantətɑʔ)
Arapaho: hisei
Archi: лъоннол (lʰonnol)
Are: babine
Arhuaco: aʔmía
Ari: atogi
Arifama-Miniafia: babin
Arikara: sápat
Armenian: կին (hy) (kin)
Aromanian: muljari f
Arosi: urao
Aruop: simi
Ashéninka Perené: kooya
Assamese: তিৰোতা (tirüta), মাইকী মানুহ (maiki manuh), মহিলা (mohila)
Assiniboine: wįyą
Asturian: muyer (ast) f
Asumboa: aimiɔ
Atakapa: kic
Atikamekw: iskwew
Atong (India): gawi
Au: mite
Aukan: uman, mama
Avikam: sì
Awa-Cuaiquer: aʃampa
Awadhi: [script needed] (meɦerua), [script needed] (meɦʌrua꞉), [script needed] (meɦera꞉u꞉), [script needed] (mẽdɦa꞉ru꞉)
Awtuw: taləran
Ayabadhu: wethemu (Yintyingka)
Aymara: palla (ay)
Äynu: zen
Azerbaijani: qadın (az), xanım, ^{(please verify)} civi (vulgar)
Bagusa: is
Bakhtiari: زینه (zēne)
Baldemu: ŋgǎsā
Balinese: luh, istri
Baluchi: جن (jan)
Bambam: baine
Bambara: muso
Bamu: orobo
Baniwa: ína-ro
Banjarese: binian
Bankon: mùùtǎŋ
Bantawa: म
Barasana: bãs-ṍ, rõbĩ-õ
Barbareño: eneq
Bardi: oorany
Bargam: aw
Bari: nakwan
Barí: bioɾə
Bariai: taine
Bariji: aweta
Barok: une
Bashkir: ҡатын (qatın)
Basque: andre (eu), emakume (eu)
Batad Ifugao: babāi
Batu: nyìnà (Afi-Amanda, Kamino), nyìnò (Afi-Amanda)
Bau: aid
Baure: eton
Bauro: urao, hehene
Bavarian: Wei
Beezen: ókwóp
Belarusian: жанчы́на f (žančýna), жана́ f (žaná) (archaic or poetic), ба́ба f (bába) (pejorative), кабе́та f (kabjéta) (colloquial, now often about married women), кабе́ціна f (kabjécina)
Belizean Creole: uman
Bende: mukeéma
Bengali: নারী (bn) (nari), মহিলা (bn) (mohila)
Berber:
Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵜⴰⵎⵟⵟⵓⵜ f (tamṭṭut)

Tashelhit: tamɣart f, tawtmt f
Berbice Creole Dutch: jɛrma
Betoi: ro
Biak: bin
Bibaali: ṇséê
Biem: ain
Bih: pine
Bikol Central: babaye (bcl), babayi (bcl)
Bilbil: pain
Biliau: paen
Biloxi: ąxti
Bilua: reko
Bilur: vaina
Binukid: bahi
Bislama: woman, wuman
Bitare: okasə, bikasə
Blackfoot: aakíí
Bogaya: imya
Bole: mondu
Bonggo: mofin
Bora: kʷatʃe
Borôro: aredu
Boselewa: vavine
Bourguignon: fonne
Breton: maouez (br) f
Bughotu: vaivine
Buginese: makkunrai
Buhutu: waihin
Bukawa: awhê
Bukiyip: élmatok
Bukusu: khasi
Bulgarian: жена́ (bg) f (žená)
Buli (Ghana): nipowa
Buli (Indonesia): maping
Bulu (Cameroon): minga
Bulu (New Guinea): tavine
Bunama: wahine
Burmese: မိန်းမ (my) (min:ma.), အမျိုးသမီး (my) (a.myui:sa.mi:)
Buryat: эхэнэр (exener)
Butuanon: daga
Buwal: wala
Bwaidoka: vavine
Bwanabwana: waine
Bwatoo: tramo
Cacua: jad⁴, jad⁴ wili⁴
Caddo: náttih
Cahuilla: níchill
Caka: bɔtu, bwɔtu
Camarines Norte Agta: séel
Cameroon Pidgin: wuman
Camsá: ʃembása
Carapana: 'kã́-bãsó-co
Carijona: weri'tʃi
Carpathian Rusyn: жена́ f (žená)
Casiguran Dumagat Agta: bebe
Catalan: dona (ca) f
Catawba: inya
Cavineña: epuna
Cayuga: a·gǫ̀·gweh
Cebuano: babaye
Cèmuhî: tóomwó
Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵜⴰⵎⵟⵟⵓⵜⵜ (tamṭṭutt)
Central Bai: yvnxyind
Central Bontoc: babái (fafái)
Central Cagayan Agta: babbay, babae
Central Pomo: má·t̪a
Central Sierra Miwok: osa
Central Tunebo: wiw̃ara
Ch'orti': ixik
Chachi: ʃinbu
Chagatai: حاتون (ḥatun)
Chaha: ^{(please verify)} ምሸተ (məšätä)
Chamicuro: molota
Champenois: fanme (Possesse), fonme (Beru), fomme (Alliancelles)
Chavacano: muher
Chayahuita: sanapiri
Chechen: зуда (zuda)
Cherokee: ᎠᎨᏴ (ageyv)
Chewong: kokn
Cheyenne: hē'e
Chichewa: mkazi
Chichicapan Zapotec: gunna'h
Chickasaw: ihoo
Chimila: júŋwiriʔ
Chimwiini: muke
Chinese:
Cantonese: 女人 (neoi⁵ jan^4-2), 女性 (neoi⁵ sing³)

Dungan: нүжын (nüřɨn), фунү (funü)

Eastern Min: 女界 (nṳ̄-gái)

Hakka: 女人 (ńg-ngìn)

Hokkien: 查某人 (zh-min-nan) (cha-bó͘-lâng), 女人 (zh-min-nan) (lí-jîn), 女性 (zh-min-nan) (lú-sèng, lí-sèng)

Mandarin: 婦女／妇女 (zh) (fùnǚ), 女人 (zh) (nǚrén), 女性 (zh) (nǚxìng), 女的 (zh) (nǚ de)

Teochew: 查某人 (za¹ bhou² nang⁵), 姿娘 (ze¹ nion⁵)

Wu: 女人, 女性 (⁶gniu-shin)
Chinook Jargon: klootchman
Chiquihuitlán Mazatec: chjuun
Chiquimulilla: aʔyāj
Chiricahua: ’isdzán
Chitimacha: kitca, kica
Choctaw: ohoyo
Chrau: ur, ʔuːr
Chukchi: ӈэвысӄэт (ṇėvysqėt)
Chuukese: feefin, nemin
Chuvash: хӗрарӑм (hĕrarăm)
Cimbrian: baip
Cinta Larga: wanzét
Coast Miwok: kûlêyî (Bodega), kûlêyis (Marin)
Coatzospan Mixtec: ñā dɨhɨ
Cocama: wáina
Cocopa: sʔak
Cogui: múnʒi
Coos: hú·ʷis
Copainalá Zoque: yomo
Coptic: ⲥϩⲓⲙⲉ (shime)
Cora: ukarih
Cornish: benyn
Corsican: donna (co) f, ronna f, lonna f
Cree: ᐃᐢᑫᐧᐤ (iskeyw)
Creek: hoktē
Crimean Tatar: bike, qadın
Crow: bía
Cruzeño: hemute
Cubeo: põ'ẽ́-ko, dõbĩ'ṍ
Cuiba: petsiríwa, jabɨ́-jo
Culli: ahhi
Curripaco: iinaro
Czech: žena (cs) f
Daasanach: minni
Dakota: wįyą
Dalmatian: dona
Danish: kvinde (da) c
Darkinjung: ñukung
Dawawa: wavine
Day: vōō
Deccani: عورت ('aurat)
Deg Xinag: nq'ołonh
Dena'ina: k'isen
Dení: amunehe
Desano: dõ'bẽ́o
Dhivehi: އަންހެންމީހާ (an̊hen̊mīhā)
Dia: yuː
Dibiyaso: tawɔi
Dilling: eli
Dime: amze
Diodio: vavine
Dobu: waine
Doga: babine
Dogrib: ts'èko
Dongolawi: ɛ̄n
Dorig: rqa
Drehu: föe
Duau: wahine
Dumi: mitsɨm
Dupaningan Agta: babbey
Dutch: vrouw (nl) f
Duwet: ʔaih
East Central German: Froo (Silesian)
East Futuna: fafine
Eastern Arrernte: arelhe
Efik: ŋwan
Efutop: n̄jɛ̄nkán, àbàkán
Ega: ɔsɪ, ɛsɪ
Egyptian:

(zt f),

(ḥmt f),

(zt-ḥmt f)
Ekajuk: nəkɑl (Ekagongo), ɑbəkɑl (Ekagongo), nɛːkɑl (Mfom), ɑnʌpkɑl (Mfom), nɛnkɑl (Esham), ɑnʌpkɑl (Esham)
Elfdalian: kelingg f
Elkei: matal
Eman: yɑto
Emberá-Catío: wẽ́ɾã
Emberá-Chamí: wẽ́rã
Emberá-Tadó: wẽ́ɾã
Emerillon: waiwi
Emilian: dòna
Ende: fai
Epena: wẽ́ɾã
Erzya: ава (ava)
Ese Ejja: epona
Esimbi: mɔ̀ŋgúlú
Esperanto: virino (eo)
Estonian: naine (et)
Eton (Cameroon): mìnŋgá
Evant: ɔkɑs
Even: аси (asi)
Evenki: аси (asi)
Ewe: nyɔ́nu
Extremaduran: mujel
Fagani: hehene
Fala: mullel f
Faroese: kona (fo) f, kvinna (fo) f, konufólk n, kvennmaður m
Fataluku: tupure
Fijian: marama (fj)
Finnish: nainen (fi)
Folopa: so
Fon: nyɔ̆nù
Fox: ihkwêwa
Franco-Provençal: femèla, fena f
French: femme (fr) f
Middle French: femme f, dame f
Friulian: femine f
Fula: debbo
Fulniô: čáyi
Futuna-Aniwa: fine
Fuyug: amul
Gabadi: vavine
Gagadu: njinggooduwa
Gagauz: karı
Galician: muller (gl), dona
Gallo: fom
Gapapaiwa: wavine
Gedaged: pain
Gela: vaivine
Georgian: ქალი (ka) (kali), დედაკაცი (dedaḳaci), ბანოვანი (ka) (banovani), დიაცი (diaci)
German: Frau (de) f, Weib (de) n (sometimes pejorative), Weibchen (de) n, Weibsperson (de) f, (now often pejorative) Mensch (de) n
Alemannic German: Frau (see entry for forms)

Rhine Franconian: Fraa (Palatine)
Ghari: ndaki
Ghayavi: wavine
Gidar: ɗák
Gilbertese: aine
Girawa: asik, asir
Gobasi: uliyo
Goemai: mɑ̀t
Golin: abal
Gooniyandi: goornboo
Gothic: 𐌵𐌹𐌽𐍉 f (qinō)
Gottscheerish: vrāgə
Grass Koiari: mavi
Greek:
Ancient: γυνή f (gunḗ)

Modern: γυναίκα (el) f (gynaíka)

Mycenaean: 𐀓𐀙𐀊 (ku-na-ja)
Greenlandic: arnaq
Grenadian Creole English: uman
Gros Ventre: hiθã, 'íθaa'
Guahibo: petíri-waː
Guajajára: ihya'u, kuzà
Guambiano: iʃuk
Guanano: numi
Guaraní: kuña (gn)
Guayabero: puwís
Guazacapán: muẍáya
Guianese Creole: fanm, mandam
Guinea-Bissau Creole: minjer
Gujarati: સ્ત્રી (gu) (strī)
Gullah: ooman
Gumatj: baṯami
Gweda: wavine
Haida: jáadaa
Haitian Creole: fanm
Hamtai: äpaka
Hanunoo: babáyi
Harsusi: teṭ
Hausa: mace, mata
Hawaiian: wahine
Hdi: marakw
Hebrew: אישה \ אִשָּׁה (he) f (ishá)
Hidatsa: mia
Higaonon: bahe
Highland Totonac: puscāt
Hiligaynon: babáye
Hindi: महिला (hi) f (mahilā), नारी (hi) f (nārī), स्त्री (hi) f (strī), औरत (hi) f (aurat), जनि (hi) f (jani)
Hinukh: [script needed] (aqili)
Hiri Motu: hahine
Hiw: yeqën
Hoava: kalaho
Hopi: wùuti
Hote: avi
Hoyahoya: kiwolu
Huehuetla Tepehua: t'akuʔ
Hungarian: nő (hu), asszony (hu)
Hunsrik: Fraa f
Hupa: aat
Hupdë: tãʔãjd
Iamalele: vavine
Iau: si
Icelandic: kona (is) f, kvenmaður (is) m
Iceve-Maci: okye (Oliti), okɛɣ (Bacheve)
Ida'an: liun
Ido: muliero (io), homino (io)
Ignaciano: esena
Imonda: agõ
Indo-Portuguese: mulher, molhara, molja, mujá
Indonesian: perempuan (id), wanita (id)
Inebu One: piːni
Ineseño: eneq
Inga: warmi
Ingrian: nain
Interlingua: femina (ia)
Inuktitut: ᐊᕐᓇᖅ (arnaq), arnaq
Ipulo: ɑt
Iranun: babai
Iraqw: /ameeni f
Irish: bean (ga) f
Old Irish: ben f, bé f
Isan: ญิง
Islander Creole English: uman
Isnag: babáy
Istriot: duona f
Istro-Romanian: muľerĕ
Isubu: mwaitu
Italian: donna (it) f
Itawit: babáy
Itza': ixchʼup
Iwam: wik
Ixil: ixoj
Iyive: okɑs
Izon: eré
Jabutí: paku
Jamaican Creole: ooman
Jamamadí: fana
Jaminjung: marlayi
Janday: gin
Japanese: 女の人 (ja) (おんなのひと, onna no hito) (polite), 女 (ja) (おんな, onna), 女性 (ja) (じょせい, josei), 女人 (ja) (にょにん, nyonin)
Jarai: đah-kơmơi
Javanese: wong wadon, wedok (jv), wanita (jv)
Jebero: shaya', ku'a'per
Jehai: baboʔ
Jemez: ˀówa
Jersey Dutch: vrow
Jingulu: nayu
Jola-Fonyi: asɛk
Juǀ'hoan: dshàú
Kabuverdianu: mudjer (Santiago)
Kadaru: ilḍo (Kadaru), eldo (Debri)
Kadiwéu: iwaalo
Kaera: umux
Kahua: hehene
Kaiep: main
Kaingang: ũn tỹtá
Kairiru: moin
Kakabai: wavine
Kala Lagaw Ya: yipkaz (Kalaw Kawaw Ya), ipikaz (Kalaw Lagaw Ya, Kulkalgau Ya), ipka(i), ipika(i) (Kaiwaligau Ya)
Kalasha: istríža
Kalmyk: эм (em)
Kaluli: keisale
Kamasau: nyumbueg
Kamayurá: kuyã
Kambera: kawini
Kamula: eya
Kandas: ino
Kaninuwa: vivine
Kankanaey: babái
Kannada: ನಾರಿ (kn) (nāri), ಸ್ತ್ರೀ (kn) (strī), ಹೆಂಗಸು (kn) (heṅgasu)
Kanoé: e
Kansa: wak'ó
Kanufi: uwa
Kap: tamiŋ
Kapampangan: babái, babayi
Kaqchikel: ixöq
Kara (New Guinea): tefin
Karachay-Balkar: тиширыў (tişirıw)
Karajá: hawyy
Karawa: telou
Karelian: naine, akku
Karipúna Creole French: fam
Karitiâna: nhõnso
Karok: asiktávaan
Kashmiri:
Arabic: زَنان f (zanān), زٔنؠ (ks) f (zạn'), ترٕٛے (ks) f

Devanagari: ज़नान f (‍zanān), ज़ऺन्य f (zạny), त्रॖय f (trụy)
Kashubian: białka f
Kaska: gedeni
Kaskihá: vavina
Kasua: kesale
Kathlamet: aqakílak
Kato: tc'ek
Kawaiisu: momoˀo
Kaxararí: šampï
Kayabí: kũjã
Kayardild: maku
Kazakh: қатын (qatyn), әйел (kk) (äiel)
Keapara: vavine
Kedang: areq
Kein: air
Kerewo: obo
Khmer: ស្រី (km) (srəy), ឃរណី (km) (khɔnəy)
Khoekhoe: darekhues
Khowar: کمیری (kiméri)
Kikuyu: mũtumia class 1
Kilivila: vivila
Kinikinao: sêno
Kirikiri: ko
Kis: win
Kitsai: cakwákt
Klamath-Modoc: sn'eweets
Koasati: tayyí
Koho: ʔur
Kokota: nakodou
Koluwawa: vavine
Kom (Cameroon): wi
Kombio: maken
Komering: bɑy (Ulu), obɑy (Kayu Agung Asli, Ilir), sobɑy (Kayu Agung Pendatang)
Komodo: ata wine
Konomala: fafni
Konomihu: kihínàpxī́k
Korean: 여성(女性) (ko) (yeoseong), 계집 (ko) (gyejip), 여자(女子) (ko) (yeoja), 녀성 (ko) (nyeoseong) (North Korea), 녀자 (ko) (nyeoja) (North Korea), 여인 (ko) (yeoin), 녀인 (ko) (nyeoin) (North Korea)
Koreguaje: pãi-o, 'romi-o
Korlai Creole Portuguese: mulɛr
Koronadal Blaan: libun
Kott: alat
Kovai: pangar
Kove: tamine
Koyra Chiini: woy
Koyraboro Senni: woy
Kpasam: ṇswêɛ̂
Krio: uman
Kriol: wumun, wuman, gel, olgamen, olgumen, rabish
Kristang: muleh, mulé
Krobu: sì
Kua-nsi: ʔɿ⁵⁵nɯ⁵⁵
Kuamasi: zua²¹ma²¹zu²¹
Kumak: thaamwa
Kuman: ambu
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: ژِن (ckb) (jin), ئافرەت (ckb) (afret)

Laki: ژەن (ku) (jen), ئافرەت (ku) (afret)

Northern Kurdish: jin (ku) f, afret (ku) f

Southern Kurdish: ژِن (ku) (jin), ئافرەت (ku) (afret)
Kutenai: paⱡki
Kwaio: geni
Kwaza: tay
Kwerba: is
Kwoma: miːma
Kyrgyz: аял (ky) (ayal)
Label: hane
Laboya: lawai
Ladin: femena f, ëila f (Gherdëina)
Ladino: mujer f
Lahu: mâ
Lake Miwok: pôtsi, p̓ócci
Lakota: wíŋyaŋ
Lama Bai: jɯ̃³³jĩ²¹
Lamma: manne
Lampung Api: bɑi (Daya, Pubian), bɑy (Jabung), bəbɑi (Belalau, Way Lima), bəbɑy (Sukau, Krui), səbɑy (Way Kanan), bubːɑi (Kalianda), bəbɜy (Ranau), bɑibɑi (Daya), bəbːɑi (Talang Padang), səbɑi (Sungkai)
Lao: ຜູ້ຍິງ (lo) (phū nying)
Larike-Wakasihu: rupae
Latgalian: sīvīte f
Latin: fēmina (la) f, mulier (la) f
Latvian: sieviete (lv) f
Lavukaleve: aira
Lawangan: bawe
Ledo Kaili: ^{(please verify)} mombine
Leonese: muyer f
Lepcha: ᰊᰣᰤᰪ (tayu)
Lezgi: паб (pab)
Li'o: fai
Ligurian: donna f
Lillooet: s-yáqcaˀ (Mount Currie), s-múɬac (Fountain)
Limburgish: vrouw (li) f, vrommesj n
Limilngan: uginy
Lingala: mwasi (ln)
Lishana Deni: בכתא
Lithuanian: moteris (lt) f
Livonian: nai
Lo-Toga: leqëvine
Lombard: dona (lmo) f, femna f
Loniu: pihin
Lorrain: fomme
Lote: héi
Lou: pein
Louisiana Creole French: fam, fenm
Lovono: nene
Low German: Fro (nds) f, Fru (nds) f, Minsch (nds) n
Lower Tanana: tr'axa
Lü: ᦍᦲᧂ (yiing)
Luganda: omukazi class 1
Lugbara: oku
Lushootseed: sɬádəyʔ
Luvale: pwevo
Luxembourgish: Fra (lb) f
Ma'anyan: babei
Ma'di: ízí
Macaguán: warapénɨ
Macedonian: же́на (mk) f (žéna)
Macuna: bãs-õ, rõbĩ-õ
Madak: tikin
Magori: vaini
Maguindanao: babay
Mahican: pchanum
Makah: xad'ak
Makalero: tufuraa
Makasae: tufurae
Malagasy: barera (mg), vehivavy (mg)
Malalí: ajente
Malay: wanita (ms)
Malayalam: സ്ത്രീ (ml) (strī), പെണ്ണ് (ml) (peṇṇŭ), വനിത (ml) (vanita), മഹിള (ml) (mahiḷa)
Malecite-Passamaquoddy: ehpit
Malila: lyantanda
Maltese: mara (mt)
Mamasa: baine
Manam: aine
Manchu: ᡥᡝᡥᡝ (hehe)
Mandan: mihe
Mandar: tobaine
Mandara: vevine
Mangarevan: ahine, veine, toaahine
Manipuri: nupi
Mansaka: bobay
Manx: ben f
Maori: wahine (mi)
Maranao: bebay
Maranungku: peku
Marathi: बाई (mr) f (bāī), स्त्री (mr) f (strī)
Maratino: chiguat
Margi: mala
Mari:
Eastern Mari: вате (vate)
Maricopa: sny'ak
Masakará: ihntá
Massachusett: squàws
Matlatzinca: xúwi
Mato: hain
Matsés: chido
Matukar: pain
Mauwake: emeria
Maxakalí: ũn
Maybrat: fai
Mazanderani: زنا (zenā)
Mbula: waine
Mbyá Guaraní: kunha
Medebur: wain
Media Lengua: warmi
Megleno-Romanian: muľári
Mehek: tawa
Mehri: tēṭ
Mele-Fila: te-fine
Menya: apäkä
Meramera: tavine
Merei: lepne
Mesaka: nálɛ́
Mfumte: bwǿ
Mi'kmaq: e'pit, ebit
Miami: mitemohsa
Mian: unáng
Michif: faam
Midob: ìddì
Mina: wàl
Minangkabau: padusi (min)
Minaveha: vavine
Mindiri: pen
Minica Huitoto: rɯ́-ŋo
Minigir: vavina
Mirandese: mulhier
Misantla Totonac: sinaat
Miyako: midun (midun)
Mmani: nɔ̀làkán
Mo: mafani
Mòcheno: baib n
Mochica: mecherque
Mohegan-Pequot: sqá
Moksha: ава (ava)
Molima: vavine
Mondé: wanzet
Mongghul: nine kun
Mongolian:
Cyrillic: эм (mn) (em), эхнэр (mn) (exner), эмэгтэй хүн (emegtej xün), эмэгтэй (mn) (emegtej)

Mongolian: ᠡᠮ᠎ᠡ (em-e), ᠡᠬᠡᠨᠡᠷ (ekener), ᠡᠮᠡᠭᠲᠡᠢ
ᠬᠦᠮᠦᠨ (emeɣtei kümün), ᠡᠮᠡᠭᠲᠡᠢ (emeɣtei)
Mopan Maya: chʼup
Mori Atas: irowai
Mota: vavine
Motu: hahine
Mountain Koiari: keate
Mubami: ifa
Muduapa: tavine
Muinane: gáí-go
Muna: roɓine
Mundari: कुड़ि (kuṛi)
Munsee: oxkwéew
Murui Huitoto: rɯ-ɲo
Mussau-Emira: vause
Muyuw: vin
Mwani: mwanamuka
Mwotlap: lōqōvēn
Nabi: ri
Nahuatl:
Classical: cihuātl

Mecayapan: sihua̱'

Northern Puebla: sihuatl
Nakanai: tavile
Nali: pihin
Nambikwara: txu¹su²
Nanai: эктэнӣ (ektenī)
Nanticoke: ochquau
Narragansett: squaw
Nauna: pehin
Navajo: asdzáán, asdzą́ą́
Navarro-Aragonese: muller f
Nawaru: aweta
Nawathinehena: hihi'i
Nde-Nsele-Nta: ɑ̄ːbɑ̄kɑ́ː (Nselle), mʌ̄nkɑ́ː (Nselle), abaːkaː (Nde), mànkàː (Nde), mɑ̄nkɑ́ː (Nta), ɑ̄bɑ̄kɑ́ː (Nta)
Neapolitan: femmena f
Nehan: kuah
Nepali: आइमाई (ne) f (āimāī), स्त्री (ne) f (strī)
Neverver: vin
Nez Perce: ˀá·yat
Ngadha: fai
Ngarrindjeri: mimini
Ngazidja Comorian: mzaɗe class 1/2
Ngiemboon: nzwě
Nicaraguan Creole: uman
Nigerian Pidgin: wuman
Nihali: kol
Nimoa: vaini
Nisenan: kyle
Niuean: fifine
Nivkh: умгу (umgu)
Niwer Mil: fifin
Nkem-Nkum: nɛnkal (Nkim), abakal (Nkim), nɛnkɑl (Nkum)
Nnam: nləkɑl
Nomatsiguenga: tsínané
Nootka: łuucmaa
Norman: faume f (Guernsey), fâme f (Guernsey), femme f (Jersey, continental), foume f (continental), fenme f (Contentin)
North Frisian: wüset
North Marquesan: vehine
North Muyu: wonong
Northern Altai: каат (kaat), кат (kat), кадыт (kadït) (kumandy)
Northern Emberá: wẽ́ɾã
Northern Khanty: ими (imi) (Kazym), ^{(please verify)} нє (nê) (Kazym), ^{(please verify)} нєхуят (nêhujat) (Kazym)
Northern Mansi: ^{(please verify)} нэ̄ (nè̄)
Northern Ohlone: mukurma
Northern Paiute: mogoˀni
Northern Pomo: mata
Northern Sierra Miwok: ûsûû (Northwestern), ˀos·a (osa) (Northeastern)
Northern Thai: ᨬᩥ᩠ᨦ (nying)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: kvinne (no) m or f, dame (no) m or f

Nynorsk: kvinne (nn) f, dame (nn) f
Nottoway: ekening
Nubi: marya
Nukak Makú: nɨ⁴mat¹
Nukuoro: hahine
Nungon: oe
Nüpode Huitoto: rɯ́-ŋo
Nyankole: omukazi class 1
Nzadi: okáàr
O'odham: 'oks, 'uwĭ
Obispeño: tsiyuʟ
Ocaina: maami
Occitan: femna (oc) f
Odia: ଯୁବା (jubā), ସ୍ତ୍ରୀ (stri)
Ojibwe: ikwe
Okinawan: 女子 (ゐなぐ, winagu)
Okinoerabu: 女子 (をぅなぐ, wunagu, いぃなぐ, yinagu)
Old Catalan: dona f
Old Church Slavonic:
Cyrillic: жена f (žena), ба̏ба f (pejorative)

Glagolitic: ⰶⰵⱀⰰ f (žena)
Old East Slavic: жена f (žena)
Old English: wīf n, cwene
Old French: fame f, fam f, dame f
Old Leonese: muyer
Old Norse: kona f
Old Nubian: ⲉⲧ̅ⲧ- (et̅t-)
Old Occitan: domna
Old Portuguese: moller f, muller f, dona f
Old Prussian: genno
Old Tupi: kunhã
Olo: moːto
Oneida: yakukwé
Ongota: ˀayma
Onobasulu: ido
Ontong Java: hine
Orejón: dõbĩ-o, nomio ago
Oromo: dubarti
Osage: wakˀó
Ossetian: ус (us)
Otank: ɔkwɑs
Otomaco: ugua, ondua
Ottoman Turkish: خاتون (hatun), قادین (qadin), زن (zen), عورت (avret)
Paamese: ahin
Páez: uʔj
Pahi: tawa
Paiwan: vavayan
Palawan Batak: baba'i, babáʔi
Palenquero: mujé
Pali: itthi f
Palu'e: wai
Pamosu: epiov
Panare: wïnkïj
Panim: aid
Pannonian Rusyn: жена f (žena)
Panyi Bai: ȵõ⁴⁴nɛ⁴⁴tɕi³¹ȵi³¹
Papapana: maunu
Papiamentu: muhé, muher
Papora: pai (Hoanya)
Pará Arára: pumiɛ
Parakanã: koxoa
Pare: mche
Pareci: ohiro
Pashto: ښځه (ps) f (x̌əźa)
Patpatar: hahin
Paumarí: gamo
Pawnee: capaat (Skiri), capat (South Band)
Pele-Ata: sema
Pemon: wiɾiʔ
Penchal: pehin
Penobscot: phanem
Pero: kpéemùn
Persian:
Dari: زَن (fa) (zan), خَاتُون (fa) (xātūn) (Hazaragi)

Iranian Persian: زَن (fa) (zan), خانُم (fa) (xânom)
Piapoco: inanái
Picard: fanme f, féme f, feume f
Pichinglis: human
Piedmontese: fumna f
Pijin: woman
Pileni: hahine
Pima Bajo: okosi
Pipil: siwat, cihuat
Pirahã: xipóihií
Piratapuyo: dũ'bĩ-dõ, bãsõ-dõ
Piscataway: azquaen
Pitjantjatjara: minyma, kungka
Plains Miwok: ˀəsə·ˀəh
Playero: petíri-wa
Poitevin-Saintongeais: femme
Pokangá: bóhó-kó, dõbĩ́ṍ, dũbĩ'õ
Polish: kobieta (pl) f, żona (pl) f (archaic or poetic), kobiecina (pl) f (condescendingly, of a country woman), baba (pl), babka (pl) f
Portuguese: mulher (pt) f
Potawatomi: kwé
Powhatan: krenepo
Principense: mye
Puinave: den
Punjabi: ਤਰੀਮਤ (pa) f (tarīmat), ਔਰਤ (pa) f (aurat), ਜ਼ਨਾਨੀ f (zanānī)
Purepecha: uárhi, warhi
Puyuma: babayan
Quapaw: waxˀó
Quechua: warmi (qu)
Quileute: wisatʼsó·pat
Quiripi: squah
Rabha: méca
Raga: vavine
Rama: kuma
Ramoaaina: tabuan
Rapa Nui: vahine
Rarotongan: va'ine
Rasawa: kuru
Rendille: arame
Rennellese: hahine
Reshe: u-dono
Resígaro: ináadó
Rikbaktsa: wytyk
Romagnol: dona, dòna f, dóna f
Romani: manuśni f, ʒuvli f, rromni f (Romani woman), gaʒi f (non-Romani woman)
Romanian: femeie (ro) f, muiere (ro) f, doamnă (ro)
Romansch: duonna f, femna f
Ronji: pain
Roro: babine
Rotokas: riakova
Rukai: ʔavai
Russian: же́нщина (ru) f (žénščina), жена́ (ru) f (žená) (archaic or poetic), ба́ба (ru) f (bába) (pejorative)
Saanich: SȽÁNI
Sabu: mobeni
Saho: numa
Saliba (Colombia): ɲaaxu
Salinan: litse
Sami:
Inari: nissoon

Northern: nisu

Pite: kujdna

Skolt: neezzan

Southern: nyjsenæjja
Samo: sobo
Samoan: fafine
San Juan Atzingo Popoloca: tjan³, tja³chjin³, chjin³, nchra¹
San Miguel el Grande Mixtec: ñãʔã
San Pedro Amuzgos Amuzgo: tzaⁿskù
San Pedro Quiatoni Zapotec: bendxa'p
Sangir: bawine
Saniyo-Hiyewe: taune
Sanskrit: स्त्री (sa) f (strī), महिला (sa) f (mahilā), नारी (sa) f (nārī)
Santali: ᱛᱤᱨᱞᱟᱹ (tirlă)
Sãotomense: mwala
Saramaccan: mujɛ́ɛ
Sardinian: femia, femina
Sasak: nina
Sauraseni Prakrit: इत्थी (itthī)
Savosavo: adaki
Scots: wumman
Scottish Gaelic: bean (gd) f, boireannach m
Sechura: cuctum, cucatama
Secoya: dõmĩ-'o, 'pãĩ-o
Seimat: hehin
Sepa (New Guinea): waine
Sera: tamein
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: жѐна f, ба̏ба f (pejorative)

Roman: žèna (sh) f, bȁba (sh) f (pejorative)
Seta: pin
Seychellois Creole: fanm
Shan: ယိင်း (shn) (yíng)
Shawnee: kweewa
Shehri: teṭ
Shona: mukadzi
Shoshone: waipe
Siar-Lak: fain
Sicilian: fìmmina (scn) f
Sidamo: meaa
Sika: bai
Sikaiana: hahine
Sikkimese: please add this translation if you can
Silesian: kobiyta f
Sinacantán: ayala
Sinaugoro: vavine
Sindhi: زال (zāla)
Sinhalese: ගෑනි (gǣni)
Sio: taine
Siona: dõ'mĩ-go, 'bãĩ-go
Sipakapense: ixoq
Siriano: bã'sá-kó, dõ'bẽ́-ṍ
Siroi: pino
Sissano: tamein
Slovak: žena (sk) f
Slovene: ženska (sl) f, žena (sl) f
Sobei: mefne
Sochiapam Chinantec: cá²mɨ³
Somali: afo (so), naag (so)
Sonaga: zo²¹ma²¹
Soo: gwas-at
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: žeńska f, žona f (literary)

Upper Sorbian: žona (hsb) f, žónska f
Sori-Harengan: bibiŋ (Sori)
Sotho: mosadi (st)
South Marquesan: vehine
Southeastern Puebla Nahuatl: tekomare
Southeastern Tepehuan: 'uví
Southern Altai: кадыт (kadït), кадын (kadïn)
Southern Bai: nɛ̃³³ni²¹
Southern Ohlone: mucurma
Southern Sierra Miwok: ˀoh·a-, pócci
Southern Yukaghir: paj
Spanish: mujer (es) f
Old Spanish: mugier f
Sranan Tongo: frow, uma
Suabo: órewo
Suau: waihin
Sumerian: 𒊩 (/⁠munus⁠/)
Sundanese: awewe (su), istri (su), wanoja (su)
Sunwar: मिश
Swahili: mwanamke (sw)
Swedish: kvinna (sv) c
Sylheti: ꠛꠦꠐꠤ (beṭi)
Tabo: kamena
Tagalog: babae (tl)
Tahitian: vahine
Tajik: зан (tg) (zan)
Takia: pein
Takuu: ffine
Talise: vaivine
Talysh: jen, (Anbarani) ژن (žen), (Asalemi) ژن (žen)
Tamil: பெண் (ta) (peṇ), ஸ்திரீ (ta) (stirī)
Tanimbili: noviña
Tanimuca-Retuarã: rõbõ, rõbĩti-ka
Taos: łȉwéna
Taparita: oncañe
Tarantino: fèmmene f
Taraon: miyã
Tariana: ʔína, inaru
Tarifit: tamɣart f, tameṭṭut f
Tarok: ùcár
Taroko: mqedin
Tarpia: mupin
Tataltepec Chatino: kuna⁴ʔa̱⁴³
Tatar: хатын (tt) (xatın)
Tatuyo: 'kã́-bã'hṍ-ko
Taupota: wavine
Tausug: babai
Tawala: wawine, keduluma
Tawasa: néăh
Tayo: fam, ño
Teanu: emele
Telugu: ఆడది (te) (āḍadi), స్త్రీ (te) (strī), మహిళ (te) (mahiḷa)
Tenharim: kunha
Teribe: walë
Ternate: foheka
Tetum: feto
Tezoatlán Mixtec: ñaha
Thai: ผู้หญิง (th) (pûu-yǐng), ญิง (th) (ying)
Tiang: ten
Tibetan: སྐྱེས་དམན (skyes dman), བུད་མེད (bud med), ཉག་མོ (nyag mo)
Tidore: fayaa
Tigrinya: ሰበይቲ (säbäyti), ሴት (set)
Timucua: nia
Tipai: nyech'ak
Tîrî: mwîê
Tiruray: libun
Titan: pein
Tiv: kwɑse
Tlahuica: wuetxu
Tlingit: ša'wát, shawút
To'abaita: kini
Tocantins Asurini: kósoa, hée
Tocharian A: śäṃ
Tocharian B: śana, klyiye
Tok Pisin: meri
Tokelauan: fafine
Tolai: vavina
Tommo So: yàaná
Tongan: fefine
Tonkawa: gwa·n
Tooro: omukazi class 1
Torau: baine
Toro: afiya
Torres Strait Creole: oman (married), gel (unmarried)
Totoro: iʃuk
Transylvanian Saxon: Frä
Trimuris: ih
Trinitario: seno
Trumai: di
Tsafiki: sona
Tsakonian: γουναίκα (gounaíka)
Tsimané: phen (Mosetén)
Tsimshian: hana'a
Tsonga: wansati (ts)
Tswana: mosadi
Tucano: bãsṍ, dṹbĩ́ṍ
Tukang Besi North: wowine
Tukang Besi South: wowine
Tuki: okótó
Tulu-Bohuai: pihin
Tumleo: tamen
Tundra Nenets: не (nye)
Tungag: aina
Tunica: nuxtci
Tunjung: wawe
Tupinambá: kunhã
Turkish: kadın (tr), hatun (tr), bayan (tr), ^{(please verify)} gacı (tr) (slang) , ^{(please verify)} cıvır (tr) (dialectal), karı (tr)
Turkmen: aýal (tk), heleý, zenaan
Tuscarora: kanę̀·węˀ
Tuvaluan: fafine
Tuvan: херээжен (xereejen), кадай (kaday), эшпи (eşpi)
Tuyuca: baso-'kó, dũbĩ'ṍ
Tz'utujil: ixoq
Tzeltal: 'anc
Tzotzil: ants
Ubir: jever
Udihe: анта
Udmurt: кышномурт (kyšnomurt)
Ugaritic: 𐎀𐎘𐎚 (ảṯt)
Ukrainian: жі́нка (uk) f (žínka), жона́ f (žoná) (archaic or poetic), ба́ба (uk) f (bába) (pejorative)
Ulau-Suain: tein
Unami: xkwe
Uneapa: tavine
Unserdeutsch: Frau
Ura (Vanuatu): yarvin
Urarina: eene
Urat: tuwei
Urdu: عَورَت f ('aurat), خاتُون f (xātūn), زَنانی (ur) f (zanānī), زَن f (zan), مَہِیلا f (mahīlā), ناری f (nārī), سُتْری f (sutrī)
Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau: kunhangwera, kunha
Urubú-Kaapor: kunjã, mirixo
Uyajitaya: ajau
Uyghur: ئايال (ug) (ayal)
Uzbek: ayol (uz)
Venda: musadzi
Venetan: fémena (vec) f, siora (vec) f
Veps: naine
Vietnamese: phụ nữ (vi) (婦女), đàn bà (vi)
Vilamovian: fraoj f, bōw
Volapük: jimen, vom (vo)
Vurës: reqe
Wab: pain
Wagi: as
Wakhi: könd
Wala: geli
Wallisian: fafine
Walloon: kimere (wa) f, feme (wa) f
Wandamen: babin (Windesi)
Waray-Waray: babáye
Wardaman: bangbun
Warekena: neyawa
Waris: ungevlirini
Warlpiri: karnta
Warungu: warrngo
Wauja: toneju
Wayampi: wajwĩ, waĩwĩ
Wayuu: hiérɨ
Wedau: wavine
Welsh: benyw (cy) f, dynes (cy) f
West Coast Bajau: pedendoon
West Frisian: frou (fy), wiif (fy)
West Tarangan: konar
Western Apache: isdzánhń, izdzán
Western Bukidnon Manobo: bahi
Western Panjabi: عورت (pnb) (ʻort)
White Hmong: pojniam
Wichita: kaahiik'a
Wiwa: mena
Wogeo: veine
Woiwurrung: badjurr
Woleaian: faifil
Wolio: bawine
Wolof: jigéen
Worora: wangayinya
Woun Meu: ɯɯi
Wuvulu-Aua: pifine
Xhosa: umfazi
Xingú Asuriní: kuñỹ, mirika
Yaa: ǹ-khéĕto, ǹ-khéĕtu
Yagaria: a' (Hua)
Yakkha: mamu ("girl")
Yámana: kípa
Yanesha': coyanesha'
Yanomamö: suwë
Yaqui: hámut
Yareba: aweta
Yareni Zapotec: nuila
Yawuru: jarndu
Yelogu: mijowi
Yeyi: kazi
Yiddish: פֿרוי f (froy)
Yidiny: buɲa
Yimas: narmaŋ
Yola: mawen
Yoron: 女子 (ふなぐ, funagu, をぅなぐ, wunagu)
Yorta Yorta: marrai
Yoruba: obìnrin
Yucatec Maya: koʼolel, chʼuup
Yucuna: inanáru
Yukpa: woréʔpa
Yup'ik: arnaq
Yurok: wenchokws
Yurumanguí: quitina
Yurutí: baso'kó, 'dṍbĩõ
Zaghawa: bago
Zande: de
Zangskari: པུམོ (pumo)
Zazaki: cıni (diq) f, ceni (diq) f
Zealandic: vrouwe f, wuuf n
Zhuang: caeuzyah, dihmeh, dozyah
Zoogocho Zapotec: no'ol, nool
Zulu: umfazi (zu) class 1/2
ǃKung: de, zau
ǃXóõ: tâa qáe

wife — see wife

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Western Apache: -’isdzą’