- Afrikaans: siekte
- Albanian: sëmundje f.
- Arabic: مرض ar(ar) (maraD), داء ar(ar) (daa') m., سقم ar(ar) (suqm) m.
- Armenian: հիվանդություն hy(hy) (hivandut’yun), ախտ hy(hy) (axt)
- Bulgarian: болест bg(bg) (bolest) f., заболяване bg(bg) (zaboljavane) n.
- Catalan: malaltia
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 疾病 zh(zh) (jíbìng), 病 zh(zh) (bìng), 病癥 zh(zh), 病症 zh(zh) (bìngzhèng), 癥 zh(zh), 症 zh(zh) (zhèng)
- Croatian: bȍlēst hr(hr) f.
- Czech: nemoc cs(cs) f.
- Danish: sygdom
- Dutch: ziekte nl(nl) f., aandoening nl(nl) f.
- Esperanto: malsano eo(eo)
- Estonian: haigus
- Faroese: sjúka
- Finnish: sairaus fi(fi)
- French: maladie fr(fr) f.
- Georgian: ავადმყოფობა (avadmqopoba)
- German: Krankheit de(de) f.
- Greek: ασθένεια [aˈsθe̞niˌa] f., αρρώστια [aˈro̞stça] f., νόσος [ˈno̞so̞s] f., νόσημα [ˈno̞siˌma] n., πάθηση [ˈpaθiˌsi] f.
- Hebrew: חֹלִי
- Hindi: bimari
- Hungarian: betegség hu(hu)
- Indonesian: sakitnya
- Irish: tinneas ga(ga)
- Italian: malattia it(it)
- Japanese: 病気 ja(ja) (びょうき, byōki), 疾病 ja(ja) (しっぺい, shippei)
- Korean: 병 (byǒng)
- Kurdish: نهخۆشی
- Latin: aegritudo
- Latvian: slimība
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