- Albanian: prapësi (sq) f
- Arabic: نَحْس (ar) (naḥs), سُوءُ الحَظّ (sūʔu l-ḥaẓẓ), بَلاء (balāʔ)
- Belarusian: няшча́сце n (njaščáscje), го́ра (be) n (hóra), лі́ха n (líxa), бяда́ (be) f (bjadá)
- Bengali: কুফা (bn) (kupha)
- Bulgarian: лош късме́т m (loš kăsmét), неща́стие (bg) n (neštástie), несполу́ка (bg) f (nespolúka), малша́нс m (malšáns), неуда́ча (bg) f (neudáča)
- Catalan: desgràcia (ca) f, mala sort f
- Cherokee: ᎤᏲ ᎢᏳᏓᎵᏍᏓᏁᏗ (uyo iyudalisdanedi)
- Chichewa: tsoka
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 運氣不好 / 运气不好 (yùnqi bùhǎo), 壞運氣 / 坏运气 (huài yùnqi), 噩運 / 噩运 (zh) (èyùn), 不幸 (zh) (bùxìng), 倒霉 (zh) (dǎoméi), 霉運 (zh) (méiyùn)
- Czech: smůla (cs) f, pech (cs) m (colloquial), neštěstí (cs) n
- Danish: uheld (da) n, ulykke (da) c
- Dutch: pech (nl) m, ongeluk (nl) n
- Esperanto: malbonŝanco, peĉo (eo), malbona fortuno
- Estonian: ebaõnn
- Finnish: huono tuuri, epäonni (fi)
- French: guignon (fr) m, guigne (fr) f (informal), malchance (fr) f, poisse (fr) f (informal), manque de bol (fr) m, pas de bol m, (informal), manque de cul m (vulgar)
- Galician: sorte cativa f, mala sorte f, infortunio m, desgraza (gl) f, adversidade (gl) f, malandanza f, malura f, desventura (gl) f
- Georgian: ფათერაკი (ka) (pateraḳi), უბედურება (ubedureba), მარცხი (marcxi)
- German: Pech (de) n, Unglück (de) n, Ungemach (de) n
- Greek:
- Ancient: περικάκησις f (perikákēsis), δυστυχία (dustukhía)
- Modern: ατυχία (el) f (atychía), κακοτυχία (el) f (kakotychía), αναποδιά (el) f (anapodiá)
- Hebrew: נחס (he) (nakhs)
- Hindi: अभाग्य (hi) m (abhāgya), दुर्भाग्य (hi) m (durbhāgya)
- Hungarian: balszerencse (hu)
- Hunsrik: Unglick n
- Icelandic: óhamingja f, ógæfa (is) f
- Indonesian: kesialan (id)
- Irish: amarrán m, mí-ádh m, drochrath m, mífhortún m
- Old Irish: dodcad m
- Italian: iella (it) f, sfiga (it) f, sfortuna (it) f, malasorte (it) f
- Japanese: 不運 (ja) (ふうん, fuun)
- Korean: 불운 (ko) (burun) (不運), 불행 (ko) (bulhaeng) (不幸)
- Latin: res adversae f, fortuna mala f, res mala, adversa n pl, infortūnium n
- Latvian: nelaime f, neveiksme f
- Lithuanian: nelaimė f
- Lun Bawang: bakak
- Luxembourgish: Ongléck n
- Macedonian: несреќа f (nesreḱa)
- Malayalam: നിർഭാഗ്യം (niṟbhāgyaṁ)
- Manx: lag-haghyrt m
- Māori: kōtua, kōtuatanga, aituā
- Mongolian: азгүйдэл (azgüjdel)
- Norwegian: ulykke (no) m or f, uheld n, uflaks m
- Occitan: malastre (oc), malparat (oc), desfortuna (oc) f
- Ojibwe: debizi, maazhise
- Pennsylvania German: Unglick n
- Persian: بَدشانسی (fa) (badšânsi), بَدبَختی (fa) (badbaxti)
- Plautdietsch: Onjlekj n
- Polish: pech (pl) m, nieszczęście (pl) n
- Portuguese: azar (pt), má sorte f
- Quechua: qhincha
- Romanian: ghinion (ro) n, neșansă (ro) f, nenoroc (ro) n
- Russian: невезе́ние (ru) n (nevezénije), несча́стье (ru) n (nesčástʹje), неуда́ча (ru) f (neudáča), го́ре (ru) n (góre), беда́ (ru) f (bedá)
- Scottish Gaelic: mì-àdh m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: нѐсрећа f
- Latin: nèsreća f, zlostreća f
- Sicilian: scutra (scn) f, malanova (scn) f
- Slovak: smola (sk) f, nešťastie n
- Slovene: smóla (sl) f, nesreča (sl) f
- Spanish: mala pata (es) f (informal), mala suerte f, mala leche (es) f, gafe (es) m, desgracia (es) f, desventura (es) f, ñeque (es) m, trampucheta f, yeta (es) f, monosemic: macacoa f, mavita f, pandura f, yetazo m (Chile), malacue f; piña (es) f, plancha quemada f (Peru), malaventura (es) f, infortunio (es) m, desdicha (es) f, fucú m
- Swahili: nuksi
- Swedish: olycka (sv) c, otur (sv) c
- Tagalog: malas
- Tajik: бадбахтӣ (tg) (badbaxti)
- Telugu: దురదృష్టము (te) (duradr̥ṣṭamu)
- Turkish: kötü şans, kör talih (tr), şanssızlık (tr), uğursuzluk (tr)
- Ukrainian: неща́стя (uk) n (neščástja), го́ре n (hóre), біда́ (uk) f (bidá), невда́ча f (nevdáča), ли́хо (uk) n (lýxo)
- Vietnamese: họa (vi)
- Volapük: mifät (vo)
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