- Ainu: チカㇷ゚ (cikap)
- Albanian: kukuvajkë (sq) f, buf (sq) m
- Amharic: ጉጉት (am) (gugut)
- Arabic: بومة (ar) (būma) f
- Egyptian Arabic: بومة (buma) f
- Armenian: բու (hy) (bu)
- Azeri: bayquş (az)
- Basque: mozo (eu), hontz (eu), gauhontz (eu), hontza (eu)
- Belarusian: сава (be) (savá) f
- Borôro: tagogo
- Breton: toud (br), kaouenn (br)
- Bulgarian: кукумявка (bg) (kukumjávka) f
- Catalan: òliba (ca) f, mussol (ca) m
- Cebuano: ngiwngiw, mingok
- Central Bontoc: koop
- Chamicuro: ma'sheti
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 貓頭鷹 (cmn), 猫头鹰 (cmn) (māotóuyīng), 鴞 (cmn), 鸮 (cmn) (xiāo)
- Cantonese: 貓頭鷹, 猫头鹰 (maau1 tau4 jing1), 鴞, 鸮 (hīu1)
- Southern Min: 鴞 (nan), 鸮 (nan) (hiau)
- Crimean Tatar: kökökmiyav, muratquş
- Czech: sova (cs) f
- Dalmatian: civet m
- Danish: ugle (da)
- Dutch: uil (nl) m
- Esperanto: strigo (eo)
- Estonian: öökull (et), kakk (et)
- Evenki: itiknija
- Faroese: ugla (fo), (rare) ugli (fo) m, (rare) úla (fo) f
- Finnish: pöllö (fi)
- French: hibou (fr) m, chouette (fr) f
- Friulian: çus
- Galician: moucho (gl) m
- Georgian: ბუ (ka) (bu)
- German: Eule (de) f, Uhu (de) m
- Old High German: ūwila f
- Gothic: 𐌿𐌲𐌲𐍅𐌹𐌻𐍉 (uggwilo) f
- Greek: γλαύκα (el) (gláfka) f, κουκουβάγια (el) (kukuváya) f
- Guaraní: ñakurutû (gn)
- Hawaiian: pueo
- Hebrew: ינשוף (he) (yanshuf), תנשמת (he) (tinshemeth), לילית (he) (liylith), אוח (he) (oakh)
- Hindi: उल्लू (hi) (ullū) m
- Hopi: hotsko
- Hungarian: bagoly (hu)
- Icelandic: ugla (is)
- Ido: strigo (io)
- Ilocano: kullaaw, puek
- Indonesian: burung hantu (id)
- Irish: ulchabhán (ga) m
- Italian: gufo (it) m (big), civetta (it) f (small)
- Ivatan: bantuluk
- Japanese: フクロウ (ja) (fukurō), 梟 (ja) (ふくろう, fukurō)
- Jèrriais: cahouain m
- Korean: 올빼미 (ko) (olppaemi), 부엉이 (ko) (bueong-i)
- Kurdish: kund (ku), bu (ku), pû (ku), pepûk (ku)
- Ladin: ciuita
- Lao: ເຄົ້າ (lo) (khao)
- Latgalian: palāda, (some species) opūgs m
- Latin: ulula (la) f, noctua (la) f, strix (la) f
- Latvian: pūce (lv), apogs (lv) (some species), ūpis (lv) (eagle-owl) m
- Lithuanian: pelėda (lt) f; also apuokas (lt) m (some species)
- Low German: uul f
- Macedonian: був (mk) (buv), ут (mk) (ut) m, утка (mk) (útka) f
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- Maltese: kokka (mt)
- Manx: hullad (gv) f
- Maricopa: mmdii
- Mongolian: ууль (mn) (uul’)
- Montagnais: uhu
- Nanai: oqsarä
- Navajo: néʼéshjaaʼ
- Norwegian: ugle (no)
- O'odham: cukut
- Occitan: chòta (oc)
- Old English: ūle (ang)
- Old Provençal: cavec m
- Pangasinan: kolayot
- Pashto: کونګ (ps) (kong)
- Persian: جغد (fa) (joğd), بوف (fa) (buf)
- Polish: sowa (pl) f
- Portuguese: coruja (pt) f, estrige (pt) f
- Quechua: tuku (qu)
- Quechua: tuku (qu)
- Romanian: bufniță (ro)
- Romansch: tschuetta (rm)
- Russian: сова (ru) (sová) f, филин (ru) (fílin) m, сыч (ru) (syč) m
- Sami: skuolfelottit
- Sanskrit: उलूक (sa) (ulUka) m
- Santali: ᱫᱩᱱᱫᱩ (dundu)
- Sardinian: tirulia (sc), cuccumeu (sc), cuccumiau (sc)
- Scottish Gaelic: cailleach-oidhche (gd) f, comhachag (gd) f
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: сова (sh) f, јеја (sh) f, јејина (sh) f, буљина (sh) f
- Roman: sova (sh) f, jeja (sh) f, jejina (sh) f, buljina (sh) f
- Sicilian: cuccu (scn) m (big, Bubo bubo), cucca (scn) f (small, Athene noctua)
- Skolt Sami: hõ´ppi
- Slovak: sova (sk) f, výr (sk) m
- Slovene: sova (sl) f
- Sorbian:
- Lower Sorbian: sowa f
- Upper Sorbian: sowa (hsb) f
- Spanish: búho (es) m, lechuza (es) f, tecolote (es) m (Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras), mochuelo (es) m (Spain), autillo (es) m (Spain), cárabo (es) m (Spain), cuco (es) m (Cuba), sijú cotunto (es) m (Cuba), caburé (es) m (Argentina), chuncho (es) m (Argentina, Chile), anteojo (es) m (Peru), tucúquere (es) m (Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile)
- Swahili: bundi (sw)
- Swedish: uggla (sv) c, uv (sv) c
- Tagalog: kuwago (tl)
- Tamil: ஆந்தை (ta)
- Taos: kǫ̏wéna
- Telugu: గుడ్లగూబ (te) (guDlagooba)
- Thai: นกฮูก (th) (nók hôok)
- Turkish: baykuş (tr)
- Ukrainian: сова (uk) (sova) f, сич (uk) (syč) m
- Urdu: اللو (ur) (ullū) m
- Uyghur: مۈشۈك ياپىلاق (ug) (müshük yapilaq)
- Vietnamese: con cú (vi), cú (vi)
- Vilamovian: aojł
- Volapük: (male or female) lül (vo), (male) hilül (vo), (female) jilül (vo), (offspring, young) lülül (vo)
- Welsh: tylluan (cy) f
- West Frisian: ûle (fy)
- Wolof: looy mi (wo)
- Yiddish: סאָווע (yi) (sove) f
- Zhuang: 鵦馗貓 (za) (roeggyaeujmeuz)
- Zulu: isikhova (zu) 7/8
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