- Afrikaans: oupa (af)
- Albanian: gjysh (sq), babagjysh (sq)
- Aleut: latux
- Arabic: جدّ (ar) (jadd)
- Armenian: պապ (hy) (pap), պապիկ (hy) (papik), հավ (hy) (hav)
- Basque: aitona (eu)
- Bosnian: djed (bs) m.
- Breton: tad-kozh m.
- Bulgarian: прадядо (bg) m.
- Burmese: အဘိုး (my) (əpʰó), (informally) ဘိုးဘိုး (my) (pʰó pʰó)
- Catalan: avi (ca) m.
- Central Sierra Miwok: páˑpa-
- Chamicuro: lokoko
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 爺爺 (zh), 爷爷 (zh) (yéye) (paternal), 祖父 (cmn) (zǔfù) (paternal), 外祖父 (cmn) (wàizǔfù) (maternal), 外公 (cmn) (wàigōng) (maternal, colloquial)
- Min Nan: lai6gong1, ghua7gong1, (paternal) 阿公 (a-kong), 俺公 (án-kong), 外公 (guā-kong), 火灰公 (hóe-hu-kong, hé-hu-kong)
- Chinook Jargon: chitsh
- Croatian: djed (hr) m.
- Czech: děda (cs) m., děd (cs) m.
- Danish: bedstefar (da) c.
- Dutch: grootvader (nl) m., opa (nl) m., bompa (nl) m. (in Flanders)
- Esperanto: avo (eo)
- Ewe: tɔgbui
- Faroese: abbi (fo)
- Finnish: isoisä (fi), vaari (fi), ukki (fi), pappa (fi)
- French: grand-père (fr) m., aïeul (fr)
- Georgian: პაპა (ka) (papa), ბაბუა (ka) (babua)
- German: Großvater (de), Opa (de)
- Greek: παππούς (el) (pappoús) m., πάππος (el) (páppos)
- Greenlandic: aataq (kl)
- Guaraní: taita guasu
- Hebrew: סָב (he) m., סַבָּא (he) m.
- Hungarian: nagyapa (hu)
- Icelandic: afi (is) m.
- Ido: avulo (io)
- Indonesian: kakek (id)
- Interlingua: avo, granpatre
- Italian: nonno (it) m.
- Japanese: お爺さん (ja) (おじいさん (ja), ojiisan), 祖父 (ja) (sofu) (only about one's own), 外祖父 (ja) (gaisofu) (maternal, only about one's own)
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- Khmer: តា (km) (taa), អយ្យកោ (km) (ayyeakao)
- Korean: 할아버지 (ko) (harabeoji), 친할아버지 (ko) (chinharabeoji) (paternal), 외할아버지 (ko) (waeharabeoji) (maternal)
- Krio: grandpa
- Kurdish: باپیر (ku) (bapír)
- Latgalian: vaciks, vacjuks, vacuļs
- Latin: avus (la)
- Latvian: vectēvs (lv)
- Lithuanian: senelis (lt)
- Luxembourgish: Grousspapp (lb) m.
- Macedonian: дедо (mk) (dédo) m.
- Malay: nenek lelaki, datuk (ms)
- Malayalam: മുത്തച്ഛന് (muthachhan), അപ്പൂപ്പന് (appooppan)
- Navajo: (maternal) acheii, (paternal) análí
- Norwegian: bestefar (no), morfar (no) (mother's father), farfar (no) (father's father)
- Old Church Slavonic: дѣдъ (dědŭ) m.
- Old English: ealdfæder (ang) m.
- Persian: پدربزرگ (fa) (pedar-bozorg)
- Polish: dziadek (pl) m.
- Portuguese: avô (pt) m.
- Romanian: bunic m., tataie m., tata mare m.
- Russian: дедушка (ru) (déduška) m., дед (ru) (ded) m.
- Santali: ᱚᱡᱚ (aja)
- Scots: gudesire
- Serbian:
- Cyrillic: дед m., деда m., дека m., декица m., дедица m.
- Roman: ded m., deda m., deka m., dekica m., dedica m.
- Skolt Sami: ä´jj
- Slovak: dedo m., dedko m., starý otec m.
- Slovene: ded (sl) m., stari oče (sl) m.
- Sotho: ntatemoholo (st)
- Spanish: abuelo (es) m.
- Swahili: babu (sw)
- Swedish: farfar (sv) c. (paternal), morfar (sv) c. (maternal)
- Tagalog: lolo, ingkong, lelong, apo, abwelo
- Taos: tàłułi’ína
- Telugu: తాతయ్య (te)
- Thai: ปู่ (th) (poo) (paternal), ตา (th) (ta) (maternal)
- Tupinambá: amỹîa (t-, t-)
- Turkish: dede (tr)
- Vietnamese: (paternal) ông nội (vi), (maternal) ông ngoại (vi)
- Volapük: lefat (vo)
- Walloon: grand-popa (wa) m., tåye (wa) m.
- West Frisian: pake m.
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