baby bottle (plural baby bottles)
- A bottle equipped with a teat, used for bottlefeeding infants.
bottle with a teat
- Afrikaans: bottel (af)
- Aleut: suuskax̂
- Breton: buredoù (br) pl
- Bulgarian: биберо́н m (biberón)
- Catalan: biberó (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 奶瓶 (zh) (nǎipíng), 嬰兒奶瓶／婴儿奶瓶 (yīng'ér nǎipíng)
- Czech: láhev (cs) f
- Danish: sutteflaske c
- Dutch: babyfles (nl) f
- Esperanto: suĉbotelo
- Finnish: tuttipullo (fi)
- French: biberon (fr) m
- Galician: biberón (gl) m, mamadeira f
- German: Babyflasche (de) f, Nuckelflasche f, Saugflasche f, Milchflasche (de) f, Schoppen (de) m (southern Germany, Switzerland)
- Greek: μπιμπερό (el) n (bimperó)
- Hebrew: בקבוק (he) m (bakbúk)
- Hungarian: cumisüveg (hu)
- Irish: buidéal (ga) m, buidéal linbh m
- Italian: biberon m, poppatoio (it) m
- Japanese: 哺乳瓶 (ja) (ほにゅうびん, honyūbin)
- Korean: 유아용(幼兒用) 젖병(甁) (yuayong jeotbyeong)
- Latvian: pudele (lv) f
- Macedonian: шише со цуцла n (šiše so cucla)
- Navajo: bee altʼoʼí
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: tåteflaske m or f
- Nynorsk: tåteflaske f
- Polish: butelka (pl) f
- Portuguese: (Portugal): biberão (pt) m, (Brazil): mamadeira (pt) f
- Romanian: biberon (ro)
- Russian: буты́лка с со́ской f (butýlka s sóskoj), (детская) буты́лочка (ru) f (butýločka)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: цуцла f, бочица f, флашица f
- Roman: bȏca (sh) f
- Sinhalese: සූප්පු බෝතලය (sūppu bōtalaya)
- Sotho: botlolo (st)
- Spanish: (especially Spain, Dominican Republic, Mexico, formal in other countries) biberón (es) m, (Puerto Rico, colloquial) bibi (es) m, (Costa Rica) chupón (es) m, (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Cuba, Ecuador, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay) mamadera (es) f, (Mexico, colloquial) mamila (es) m, (El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua) pacha (es) f, (Honduras, colloquial) pepe (es) m, (Cuba) pomo de leche m, (Colombia, Venezuela) tetero (es) m
- Swedish: nappflaska (sv) c
- Turkish: biberon (tr)
- Vietnamese: (con) chai, (please verify) chai sữa
- Volapük: biberun
- Waray-Waray: tsupon
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