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- Japanese: 寝室 (ja) (しんしつ, shinshitsu)
- Korean: 침실 (ko) (chimsil) (寢室 (ko))
- Latin: cubiculum (la) n.
- Latvian: guļamistaba
- Macedonian: спална соба (mk) (spálna sóba) f.
- Maltese: kamra tas-sodda, dormitorju
- Northern Sami: oađđenlatnja
- Norwegian: soveværelse n., soverom (no) n.
- Old French: chambre, cambre, canbre
- Persian: اطاق خواب (fa) (otâq-e xâb)
- Polish: sypialnia (pl) f.
- Portuguese: quarto (pt) m., dormitório (pt) m.
- Romanian: dormitor n., dormitoare n plural
- Russian: спальня (ru) (spál’nja) f.
- Scots: chaumer
- Scottish Gaelic: seòmar-leapa m., seòmar-cadail m., seòmar-laighe (gd) m.
- Serbian:
- Cyrillic: спаваћа соба f.
- Roman: spavaonica f., spavaća soba f.
- Slovak: spálňa f.
- Slovene: spalnica (sl) f.
- Spanish: alcoba m. (now especially formal or literary usage, except Colombia), dormitorio m. (especially formal usage), cuarto m., habitación (especially Spain, formal usage in Latin America), pieza (Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Uruguay), recámara (Mexico)
- Swedish: sovrum (sv) n.
- Turkish: yatak odası (tr)
- Ukrainian: спальня (uk) (spál'nja) f.
- Volapük: slipacem (vo)
- Welsh: ystafell wely f., llofft f.
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