- Albanian: teze (sq), emtë (sq), hallë (sq)
- Amharic: ኣከስት (ʾakäst)
- Arabic: (paternal) عَمَّة (ar) f (ʿamma), (maternal) خَالَة (ar) f (ḵāla)
- Armenian: հորաքույր (hy) (horakʿuyr) (paternal), մորաքույր (hy) (morakʿuyr) (maternal), քեռակին (hy) (kʿeṙakin) (in law)
- Asturian: tía (ast) f
- Azerbaijani: xala (az), bibi (az)
- Bakhtiari: (paternal) کچی (keči)
- Basque: izeba (eu), izeko (eu)
- Belarusian: цётка f (cjótka), цёця f (cjócja)
- Bengali: মাসি (maśi), মাসিমা (maśima), খালী (khali) (maternal), কাকিমা (kakima), কাকি (kaki), খুড়ি (khuṛi), চাচি (bn) (caci) (paternal)
- Breton: moereb (br) f
- Bulgarian: ле́ля (bg) f (lélja)
- Burmese: ဒေါ်ကြီး (my) (dau-kri:) (elder sister of one's father or mother), ကြီးတော် (my) (kri:tau) (mother's elder sister), ဒေါ်လေး (my) (daule:) (younger sister of one's father or mother), အဒေါ် (my) (a.dau) (younger sister of one's mother), ထွေးလေး (my) (htwe:le:) (mother's younger sister), ထွေးတော် (my) (htwe:tau), အရီး (my) (a.ri:)
- Catalan: tia (ca) f
- Central Dusun: inai
- Chichewa: bambo wamkazi (father's sister), mayi (mother's sister), mayi wamkulu (mother's older sister), mayi wamng'ono (mother's younger sister)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin:
- (father's sister): 姑 (zh) (gū), 姑媽 (zh), 姑妈 (zh) (gūmā), 姑姑 (zh) (gūgu), 姑母 (zh) (gūmǔ)
- (father’s elder brother’s wife): 伯母 (zh) (bómǔ)
- (father’s younger brother’s wife): 叔母 (zh) (shúmǔ), 嬸母 (zh), 婶母 (zh) (shěnmǔ), 嬸嬸 (zh), 婶婶 (zh) (shěnshen)
- (maternal): 姨 (zh) (yí), 姨媽 (zh), 姨妈 (zh) (yímā), 阿姨 (zh) (āyí), 姨母 (zh) (yímǔ);
- (in-law): 舅母 (zh) (jiùmǔ), 舅媽 (zh), 舅妈 (zh) (jiùmā), 妗母 (jìnmǔ), 妗 (zh) (jìn)
- Chinook Jargon: kwalh
- Cornish: modrep
- Czech: teta (cs) f
- Danish: tante (da), faster (da) (father's sister), moster (da) (mother's sister)
- Dutch: tante (nl) f
- Esperanto: onklino
- Estonian: tädi (et)
- Ewe: (paternal) tasi, te, (mother's elder sister) dagã, nɔgã, (mother's younger sister) daɖia, nɔɖi
- Faroese: fastir f (paternal), mostir f (maternal)
- Finnish: täti (fi) (paternal or maternal, sometimes in-law)
- French: tante (fr) f, tatie (fr) f (informal)
- Friulian: agne f
- Galician: tía f
- Georgian: დეიდა (ka) (deida), მამიდა (ka) (mamida)
- German: Tante (de) f
- Greek: θεία (el) f (theía)
- Greenlandic: aja (maternal), atsa (paternal)
- Hawaiian: makuahine, ʻanakē
- Hebrew: דּוֹדָה f (dóda)
- Hindi: बूआ (hi) f (būā) (father's sister), मौसी (hi) f (mausī) (mother's sister), चाची (hi) f (cācī) (father's brother's wife), मामी (hi) f (māmī) (mother's brother's wife), फूफी (hi) f (phūphī) (father's sister)
- Hungarian: nagynéni (hu)
- Icelandic: föðursystir (is) f (paternal), móðursystir (is) f (maternal)
- Ido: onklino (io)
- Indonesian: bibi (id), tante (id)
- Sundanese: ébé
- Irish: aintín f
- Istriot: gnagna f
- Italian: zia (it) f
- Japanese: おば (ja) (oba), (younger than one’s parent): 叔母 (ja) (おば, oba), (older than one’s parent): 伯母 (ja) (おば, oba)
- Kapampangan: dara
- Kazakh: апа (kk) (apa), апай (kk) (apay)
- Kis: omoigwa
- Korean: 고모 (ko) (gomo) (paternal), 이모 (ko) (imo) (maternal)
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- Krisa: wini (paternal), moni baʼ (mother's elder sister), moni pung (mother's younger sister)
- Kurdish:
- Sorani: پوور (pûr)
- Latgalian: cjoceite
- Latin: amita (la) (paternal), matertera (la) (maternal)
- Latvian: tante, (paternal) tēva māsa, (maternal) mātes māsa
- Lithuanian: teta f
- Luhya: senge
- Luxembourgish: Tatta f
- Macedonian: тетка f (tetka)
- Malay:
- Rumi: emak saudara, mak cik, tante
- Jawi: امق ساودارا, مق چيق, تنتى
- Malayalam: അമ്മായി (ml) (ammāyi), (colloquial) മേമ (mēma), മാമി (ml) (māmi), (father's elder sister) വല്യമ്മ (valyamma), (father's younger sister) ചെറിയമ്മ (ml) (ceṟiyamma)
- Maori: whaea kēkē
- Marathi: (mother's sister) माउशी f (māuśī), (mother's sister-in-law) मामी f (māmī), (father's sister) आत्या f (ātyā), (father's sister-in-law) काकी f (kākī)
- Meriam: apu
- Middle English: aunte
- Miyako: (younger than one’s parent) ブバ (buba), (older or younger than one's parent) ブバマ (bubama)
- Nama: antis
- Ngarrindjeri: barno
- Norman: tànte f (Guernsey), tante f (Jersey)
- Northern Sami: (mother's elder sister) goaski, (mother's younger sister) muoŧŧá, (father's sister) siessá, (parent's or their sibling's cousin's wife) ipmi
- Norwegian: tante (no) m, f, faster (no) m, f (paternal), moster m, f (maternal)
- Occitan: tanta (oc) f
- Old English: módrige f (mother's sister), faðu f (father's sister)
- Old French: ante f, aunte f
- Persian: (paternal) عمه (fa) ('amme), (maternal) خاله (fa) (xâle)
- Polish: ciotka (pl) f, ciocia (pl) f, wujenka (pl) f (wife of mother's brother), stryjenka (pl) f (wife of father's brother)
- Portuguese: tia (pt) f
- Romanian: mătușă (ro) f
- Russian: тётя (ru) f (tjótja), тётка (ru) f (tjótka) (colloquial), тётушка (ru) f (tjótuška)
- Rusyn: тю́̈тка f (tjú̈tka)
- Saterland Frisian: Möie f
- Scottish Gaelic: piuthar-athar f (paternal), piuthar-màthar f (maternal), antaidh f
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: тетка f, (maternal in-law) ујна f, (paternal in-law) стрина f
- Roman: tetka (sh) f, (maternal in-law) ujna (sh) f, (Bosnia) daidžinca f, (paternal in-law) strina (sh) f, (Bosnia) amidžinca f
- Seri: aac
- Sicilian: zia (scn) f
- Skolt Sami: sieˊss (paternal)
- Slovak: teta (sk) f
- Slovene: teta (sl) f
- Spanish: tía (es) f
- Sundanese: ébé
- Swahili: shangazi (sw)
- Swedish: faster (sv) c (paternal), moster (sv) c (maternal), tant (sv) c (in-law)
- Telugu: (paternal) అత్త (te) (atta), (maternal) పిన్ని (te) (pinni), పెదమ్మ (te) (pedamma), (maternal, in-law) అత్త (te) (atta)
- Turkish: hala (tr), bibi (tr), eme (tr) (paternal), teyze (tr) (maternal), yenge (tr) (in-law)
- Turkmen: daýza
- Ukrainian: ті́тка (uk) f (títka), тьо́тя f (tʹótja), цьоця f (cʹocja), ву́йна f (vújna), ву́йчина (vújčyna), тета f (teta), цьо́тка f (cʹótka), вуянка f (vujanka), стри́йна f (strýjna)
- Venetian: amia (vec) f, àmeđa f, àmeda f, àmia f
- Vietnamese: cô (vi) (paternal), dì (vi) (maternal)
- Volapük: jiter (vo), zian (vo)
- Welsh: modryb (cy) f, modrybedd (cy) f pl
- West Frisian: muoike (fy) c
- Yiddish: מומע f (mume)
- Zazaki: ām, xale
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