- Abaza: псхъа́ (psqá)
- Abkhaz: аԥсы (apsə)
- Adyghe: хьадэ́ (ḥadɛ́)
- Afar: ginaada, raysa
- Afrikaans: lyk (af), kadawer
- Ahtna: cʼezaegeʼ
- Ainu: ケウ (kew), ケウェ (kewe)
- Alabama: aatilli
- Albanian: kufomë (sq) f, meit (sq) m
- Alemannic German: Laicha, Leisch (Alsatian)
- Amharic: ሬሳ (resa), አስከሬን (ʾäskären)
- Antillean Creole: kadav
- Ao: tesemang
- Apalaí: ekepyry
- Arabic: جُثَّة f (juṯṯa), جُثْمَان m (juṯmān), جِيفَة f (jīfa)
- Egyptian Arabic: جتة (gitta)
- Gulf Arabic: جثة (jiṯṯa)
- Aragonese: calabre m
- Aramaic:
- Classical Syriac: ܫܠܕܐ f (šəladdā), ܬܓܪܘܡܬܐ f (taḡrūmtā), ܦܓܪܐ m (paḡrā), ܩܘܫܪܐ m (qušrā), ܓܘܫܕܐ m (gušdā)
- Arapaho: 3iik
- Archi: занази (zanazi), лекки (lekki)
- Armenian: դիակ (hy) (diak), դի (hy) (di), աճյուն (hy) (ačyun), մարմին (hy) (marmin)
- Aromanian: cuhmã f, lesh n, mãrshi f, murtãciuni f; psutimi f (animal)
- Assamese: শ (xo), মৰা শ (mora xo)
- Asturian: cadabre m, cuerpu (ast) m
- Avar: жаназа (žanaza)
- Aymara: amaya
- Azerbaijani: cəsəd, meyit, cənazə, nəş, leş (animal corpse)
- Bade: gə̀vì, ə̀gvì (Gashua)
- Bagvalal: гьаᵸда́жим (hãdážim), щóтка (ššótka)
- Baluchi: مُردَگ, لاشہ
- Bambara: sǔ
- Bashkir: мәйет (məyit), үлек (ölik)
- Basque: gorpu, hilotz
- Belarusian: труп m (trup), мярцвя́к m (mjarcvják)
- Bengali: মৃতদেহ (mritodeho), লাশ (bn) (laś), মড়া (moṛa), শব (bn) (śbo)
- Bezhta: жаназа (žanaza)
- Biloxi: thê
- Bislama: dedbodi
- Bole: gū̀
- Breton: kelan (br) m, korf marv (br) m
- Bukusu: kumulaambo; omufu (person)
- Bulgarian: труп (bg) m (trup), мъртве́ц (bg) m (mǎrtvéc)
- Burmese: အသေ (my) (a.se)
- Buryat: хүүр (xüür)
- Catalan: cos (ca) m, cadàver (ca) m
- Cebuano: haya, minatay
- Central Atlas Tamazight: ⴰⵎⵜⵜⵉⵏ (amttin), ⵍⵊⵓⵜⵜⴰ (ljutta)
- Central Tarahumara: chuʼhuí
- Ch'orti': chamen
- Chamorro: kådåbet, måtai
- Chechen: дакъа (daqʼa)
- Chepang: म्हङ् (hmaŋ)
- Cherokee: ᎤᎵᏬᏨᎯ (uliwotsvhi), ᎤᏴᎰᏒᎯ (uyvhosvhi)
- Chicahuaxtla Triqui: niman3 (Chicahuaxtla)
- Chichewa: mtembo, maliro, mzimizi, wakufa
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 屍體／尸体 (si1 tai2), 死屍／死尸 (sei2 si1), 屍身／尸身 (si1 san1), 屍首／尸首 (si1 sau2) (archaic)
- Hakka: 屍首／尸首 (sṳ̂-sú), 屍體／尸体 (sṳ̂-thí), 死屍／死尸 (sí-sṳ̂)
- Mandarin: 屍體／尸体 (zh) (shītǐ), 軀體／躯体 (zh) (qūtǐ)
- Min Nan: 屍體／尸体 (zh-min-nan) (si-thé), 死屍／死尸 (sí-si)
- Chiquihuitlán Mazatec: ni4ma4
- Choctaw: hatak illi
- Chol: kuktal, chʼujlelʌl
- Chopi: cidumbu, cirumbu, lufo (Lenge)
- Chuj: chamnak
- Chuvash: виле (vile), ӱт
- Copainalá Zoque: caʼupʌ
- Coptic: ⳓⲟⲗϩⲥ (ḫolhs), ϣⲟⲗϩⲥ (šolhs)
- Boharic: ⲙⲉⲗⲟⲥ (melos), ⲛⲉⲕⲣⲟⲛ (nekron)
- Cornish: difeythyow m (person)
- Corsican: cadaveru m
- Crimean Tatar:
- Cyrillic: джесет, мевта, олю
- Latin: ceset, mevta, ölü
- Cumbric: celenn f
- Czech: mrtvola (cs) f, mrtvý (cs) m, tělo (cs) n
- Danish: lig (da) n, kadaver (da) n
- Dargwa: жаназа (žanaza)
- Dení: abapu, eteru
- Dhivehi: ގަބުރު (gaburu)
- Dutch: lijk (nl) n, kreng (nl); kadaver (nl) (animal)
- Duwai: ə̀gvù
- Dzongkha: རོ (ro), བམ (bam), ཕུང་པོ (phung po)
- Erzya: улов (ulov)
- Esperanto: kadavro
- Estonian: laip (et)
- Eton (Cameroon): m̀-mìm class 3/4
- Evenki: гирарикта (girarikta), бучэ̄ (buçə̄), бунӣ (buņī)
- Ewe: amekuku
- Fang (Bantu): mbim
- Faroese: lík n
- Fiji Hindi: murdaa
- Finnish: raato (fi) (animal), ruumis (fi), kalmo (fi), vainaja (fi)
- French: cadavre (fr) m, corps (fr) m, corps sans vie m (euphemism)
- Frisian:
- North: Lieke
- Saterland: Lieke
- West: lyk c
- Friulian: cadavar m
- Fula: nyawkikina
- Pulaar: maaiɗo (Firdu)
- Gagauz: leş
- Galician: cadáver (gl) m, corpo (gl) m
- Gallurese: catàvaru m, cadàvaru m
- Georgian: გვამი (gvami), ცხედარი (cxedari)
- German: Leiche (de) f, Leichnam (de) m
- Gilbertese: banna, mate, rabata
- Godoberi: жана́за (žanaza), ра́кьиме pl (rakʼime)
- Gothic: 𐌻𐌴𐌹𐌺 n (leik), 𐌽𐌰𐌿𐍃 m (naus)
- Greek: πτώμα (el) n (ptóma), κουφάρι (el) n (koufári)
- Ancient: πτῶμα n (ptôma), νεκρός m (nekrós), (Epic) νέκυς m (nékus)
- Greenlandic: toqungasup timaa
- Guajajára: awa hetekwer umàno ma'e kwer, mànogwer
- Guaraní: tetekue, te'õngue
- Mbyá Guaraní: mba'e guaxu
- Tapieté: t-ä'öwë
- Guerrero Amuzgo: seiʼtsʼo (Oaxaca), tsʼoo (Oaxaca)
- Gujarati: લાશ (lāś), શબ (śab)
- Haitian Creole: kadav
- Hausa: gāwā f
- Hawaiian: kupapaʻu, kino make
- Hebrew: גּוּפָה (he) f (gufá), גְּוִיָּה / גוויה f (gviyá)
- Herero: omutundu, otyitundu
- Hidatsa: nóogdé
- Highland Popoluca: tsúts
- Highland Totonac: tiʼyaʼtlīhuāʼ xanīn
- Hiligaynon: bángkay, minatáy
- Hindi: लाश (hi) f (lāś), शव (hi) m (śav)
- Hinukh: жана́за (žanáza), ра́къи (ráq’i)
- Huave: nandeow (San Mateo del Mar)
- Huehuetla Tepehua: alasanin
- Hungarian: holttest (hu), hulla (hu)
- Iban: bangkai, bukang
- Icelandic: lík (is) n, hræ (is) n (animal), nár m (poetic)
- Ido: kadavro (io), korpo (io)
- Igbo: ọchụ, ozu
- Ilocano: minatay
- Indonesian: mayat (id), jenazah (id), batang (id)
- Ingrian: ruume, ruumis, raakki
- Ingush: дакъа (daqʼa)
- Interlingua: cadavere (ia)
- Inuktitut: ᐃᓄᕕᓂᖅ (inofiniq)
- Irish: corp (ga) m, corpán m, marbhán m, marbh (ga) m
- Isthmus Mixe: hoʼoguiäyaʼay (human); toc (animal)
- Italian: cadavere (it) m, salma (it) f
- Jamsay: nùwⁿó
- Japanese: 死体 (ja) (したい, shitai), 屍体 (ja) (したい, shitai)
- Javanese: mayit (jv), jisim, kunarpa, layon (jv)
- K'iche': käminaq
- Kabardian: хьэдэ (kbd) (ḥɛdɛ)
- Kabyle: ljetta
- Kadugli: omudi eyi, thoda m-omudi theyi
- Kalmyk: күш (küş), шарл (şarl)
- Kannada: ಹೆಣ (kn) (heṇa)
- Kansa: ts'é
- Kapampangan: bangke
- Karachay-Balkar: ёлюк (yolük) (human); мыллык (mıllık) (animal)
- Karakalpak: oʻlik, suʻyek
- Karekare: gùbù
- Karipúna: cadab
- Kashubian: trup m
- Kazakh: мәйіт (mäiıt), өлік (kk) (ölık)
- Khakas: сӧӧк, тоң сӧӧк
- Khmer: សាកសព (km) (saak sɑp), សព (km) (sɑp), ខ្មោច (km) (khmaoc), សវ (km) (sa’va’), សរីរៈ (km) (sa’rəyra’)
- Kimbundu: kimbi
- Komi-Permyak: шой (šoj)
- Komi-Zyrian: шой (šoj)
- Kongo: mvumbi class 9/10, nyômbo class 9/10; fwila (animal)
- Konkani: (please verify) moḍeñ
- Korean: 시체(屍體) (ko) (siche), 주검 (jugeom), 송장 (songjang), 시신(屍身) (ko) (sisin), 사체(死體) (sache)
- Kumyk: сюек (süyek), оьлю (ölü)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: تەرم (term), کەلاک (kelak), لاشە (laşe), مەیت (meyt), لەش (leş)
- Northern Kurdish: cenaze (ku), cendek (ku), term (ku), kelex (ku), meyît (ku)
- Kven: ruumis
- Kyrgyz: өлүк (ky) (ölük)
- Ladin: cadaver m, mort m
- Lak: жаназа (žanaza), нурчӏи (nurčʼi)
- Lakota: wičhát’a
- Lao: ກະເລວະຣາ (ka lē wa rā), ຄາບ (khāp), ຂອນຜີ (khǭn phī)
- Latgalian: myrūņs, nabašnīks
- Latin: cadāver n, mortuus (la) m
- Latvian: līķis m, mironis m
- Laz: პასალი (p̌asali)
- Lezgi: мейит (mejit), кьейи (q̇eji), леш (leš)
- Ligurian: cadaveru m (Monegasque)
- Limburgish: liek (li) n, kadaver
- Lingala: ebembe class 7/8
- Lithuanian: lavonas m
- Livvi: hašku
- Lombard: cadàer m (Bergamasque)
- Low German: Liek f
- Dutch Low Saxon: kedaver
- Lozi: sibimbi, situpu
- Luba-Kasai: citàlù class 7/8
- Luganda: omulambo
- Luhya: kumubili
- Luxembourgish: Läich, Kadaver
- Maasai: ɛm-pɔ́pɔ̀ŋ, ɔl-mɛ́nɛ́ŋaní
- Macedonian: труп m (trup), леш m (leš)
- Machiguenga: kamatsírini
- Madurese: mayyit
- Maia: tabum
- Makonde: mtuhi
- Malagasy: faty (mg)
- Malay: mayat (ms), jenazah, jasad
- Malayalam: ശവം (ml) (śavaṁ)
- Maltese: katavru
- Manchu: ᡤᡳᡵᠠᠨ (giran)
- Mangarevan: tupapaku
- Manx: corp m, oll, convayrt m
- Maore Comorian: mufu, šipinda
- Maori: tūpāpaku, kōhiwi, kōiwi
- Mapudungun: ḻa
- Maranao: bangkai
- Marathi: मुडदा (muḍdā)
- Mari:
- Eastern: виля (viĺa)
- Western: виля (viĺa)
- Maxakalí: xaxxok
- Meru: mukou
- Mezquital Otomi: alma
- Mian: háam
- Middle English: corps, cors
- Middle Persian: [script needed] (ristag), [script needed] (nasā)
- Miya: vī̀yaw
- Moksha: ловажа (lovaža)
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: хүүр (mn) (xüür), цогцос (mn) (cogcos)
- Motu: masena, pani
- Muduapa: podana
- Musey: ɦàànà m, mātnā m
- Nahuatl: micquetl, micqui
- Nauruan: gatduwen
- Navajo: diné daninéhígíí (human)
- Neapolitan: cadavere m
- Nepali: मुर्दा (murdā), मुदार् (mudār), लाश (lāś); लास (lās) (human)
- Ngamo: gùbù
- Nganasan: буедү- (buedü-)
- Ngarrindjeri: krinkari
- Ngazidja Comorian: maiti
- Ngizim: gùvù
- Norman: cadâvre m
- North Marquesan: tupapaku
- Northern Qiang: ʐmu
- Northern Sami: rumaš
- Northern Sotho: setopo, nkhu
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: lik (no) n, kadaver n, nåe m, dødning m
- Nynorsk: lik (nn) n, kadaver n, nåe m, dauding m
- Nyole (Uganda): omulambo, omufu (human)
- Occitan: cadavre (oc) m
- Ojibwe: jiibay
- Old East Slavic: трупъ m (trupŭ)
- Old English: līċ n
- Old High German: līh f
- Old Irish: marbán m
- Old Javanese: wangke
- Old Norse: lík n, nár m
- Old Prussian: nowis f
- Old Saxon: līk n
- Oriya: ଳାକ୍ (ḷak), ଶବ (or) (śôbô), ମୃତଦେହ (mrutôdehô), କଟ (or) (kôṭô)
- Oromo: reeffa
- Ossetian: мард (mard), мардыбуар (mardybwar)
- Ottoman Turkish: جنازه (cenâze, cinâze)
- Ozumacín Chinantec: jmɨ-ngo·ǀ kih·ǀ hlɨɨ·/ (Ozumacín)
- Pali: chava
- Palu'e: ata mata
- Papantla Totonac: ni̲n, xaní̲n
- Papiamentu: kadaver
- Parakanã: erewer, etekwer
- Pashto: نعش (ps) (na'š), جسد (ps) (jasad), مړى (meray), درنګه (dranga)
- Paumarí: aba'o-
- Persian: جنازه (fa) (janâze, jenâze), جسد (fa) (jasad), کالبد (fa) (kâlbod), لاشه (fa) (lâše); نعش (fa) (na'š) (human), نسا (fa) (nasâ), لش (fa) (laš)
- Dari: نعش (fa) (na'š), لاش (fa) (lâš), جنازه (fa) (janâze) (human)
- Picard: cadafe f
- Piedmontese: cadàver m
- Pirahã: kuabec (Manicoré)
- Pitjantjatjara: miri
- Pitta-Pitta: kunhtha
- Plains Cree: ᒥᔭᐤ (miyaw)
- Plautdietsch: Leich f
- Polish: zwłoki (pl) f pl, trup (pl) m, ciało (pl) n, truchło (pl) n (obsolete)
- Portuguese: cadáver (pt) m, corpo (pt) m
- Punjabi: ਲੋਥ (loth)
- Purepecha: uarhiri
- Quechua: aya
- Rapa Nui: pâpaku
- Rarotongan: tupapaku
- Romagnol: cadêvar m
- Romani: please add this translation if you can
- Romanian: cadavru (ro) n, corp mort m
- Romansch: cadaver m, bara f
- Rumu: kumakâi, purì
- Russian: труп (ru) m (trup), мёртвое те́ло n (mjórtvoje télo), мертве́ц (ru) m (mertvéc), мертвя́к (ru) m (mertvják), мёртвый (ru) m (mjórtvyj), па́даль (ru) f (pádalʹ) (animal)
- Rusyn: труп (trup), трупло (truplo)
- Rwanda-Rundi: umurambo class 3/4, intumbi class 9/10 (Rwanda); ikigaga, ikigagara, ikiziga, umuvyimba (Rundi)
- Sami:
- Kildin: ёамм-олма (jåmm-olma)
- Northern: liika
- Samoan: tagata oti
- San Juan Atzingo Popoloca: ntōe chojni tsíqʼuen (human); ntōe co tsíqʼuen (animal)
- Sango: küi, kïnda
- Sanskrit: शव (sa) m (śava)
- Sardinian:
- Campidanese: catàvaru m, cadàveri m
- Logudorese: càdaru m, cadàvere m, carasu m
- Sassarese: morthu m, murthogiu m (animal)
- Scots: corp, lyke
- Scottish Gaelic: corp m, marbhan m, cairis f, closach f, lubha m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: ле̏ш m, тру́пло n
- Roman: lȅš (sh) m, trúplo (sh) n
- Seri: ziix hacx cmiih
- Sherpa: रो (ro)
- Shona: chitunha class 7
- Sichuan Yi: ꂾꈠ (mox gguo), ꊿꂿ (co mo)
- Sicilian: cadaviri m
- Sindhi: لاشَ (lāś), لوٿَ, مَيْٿُ, سِرِيهُ, مَڙهُ, مُرْدو, مَيَتُ
- Sinhalese: මළ සිරුර (maḷa sirura), මළ කඳ (maḷa kaⁿda)
- Slovak: telo (sk) n, mŕtvola, pozostatky
- Slovene: truplo (sl) n
- Sogdian: [script needed] (mwrty /murtḗ/)
- Somali: rakh, miyid (human); bakhti (animal)
- Sorbian:
- Lower: śěło n, śěłko n
- Upper: ćěło n
- Sotho: setopo
- South Efate: temat
- South Marquesan: tupapaʻu
- Southern Altai: ӧлгӧн кижиниҥ сӧӧги (ölgön kižiniŋ söögi), сек (sek) (animals)
- Southern Ohlone: morkinis
- Spanish: cuerpo (es) m, cadáver (es) m
- Sranan Tongo: dedeskin, dede
- Sudovian: novis m
- Sumerian: 𒇿 (/adda/), 𒈚 (/dim/)
- Sundanese: mayit, layon (su)
- Svan: გვამი (gvami)
- Swahili: maiti (sw), mfu (sw)
- Swazi: úmùfí
- Swedish: lik (sv) n, kadaver (sv) n, as (sv) n (non-human)
- Tabasaran: майит (majit), жжандак (žžandak)
- Tabasco Chontal: ajchäme
- Tacana: emanu s’a ekita
- Tagalog: bangkay
- Tahitian: tūpāpa'u
- Tajik: майит (mayit), мурда (tg) (murda), ҷасад (jasad), ҷаноза (janoza), лош (loš)
- Tamil: பிணம் (ta) (piṇam)
- Tarifit: amurḍus m
- Tatar: мәет (tt) (mäyet), гәүдә (gäwdä), корпус (qorpus), бәдән (tt) (bädän)
- Teke-Tege: kabìmà class 7/8, nkwóonó class 9/6
- Telugu: శవం (te) (śavaṁ), శవము (te) (śavamu)
- Tenharim:
- Kagwahiv: avujipava
- Parintintín: aranongar, avujipav
- Tepeuxila Cuicatec: tna21an4
- Tetum: mate isin (human); maten (animal)
- Thai: ศพ (th) (sòp), อสุภ (à-sùp)
- Tibetan: རོ (ro)
- Tigrinya: ሬሳ (ti) (resa), በድኒ (bädni)
- Tindi: джана́за (džanaza), къаркъа́ла (qʼarqʼala)
- Tocharian B: śwāl*
- Tok Pisin: daiman
- Totontepec Mixe: o̲o̲ʼcpa
- Tsez: жана́за (žanáza)
- Tsimané: sänaquety, sänaques, so'vo'
- Tswana: serepa, setopo
- Tuamotuan: tupapaku, tupua
- Turkish: ceset (tr), naaş (tr)
- Turkmen: meýit, jeset (tk), läsh
- Tuscarora: uyáʔneh
- Tuvaluan: foitino mate
- Tuvan: мөчү сөөк (möçü söök), скелет (skelet)
- Tzeltal: chamen winic
- Udmurt: шӧй (šöj), ӧлемсэй (öľemsej); ӧлакса (ölaksa) (animal)
- Ugaritic: 𐎔𐎂𐎗 (pgr)
- Ukrainian: труп (uk) m (trup), мертве́ць m (mertvécʹ), мрець m (mrecʹ)
- Umbundu: ochivimbu
- Urdu: لاش f (lāś), جسد m (jasad), شو m (śav)
- Uyghur: جەسەت (jeset), مۇردا (murda), ئۆلۈك (ölük)
- Uzbek: oʻlik (uz), jasad (uz), murda (uz)
- Venetian: cadàvere m
- Veps: kolliihibj
- Vietnamese: xác (vi), thi thể (vi), tử thi (vi), thây (vi)
- Volapük: fun (vo), menafun
- Walloon: cadâve m, coir (wa) m, curêye (wa) f (animals)
- Wanga: omulambo
- Waray-Waray: minatay
- Wastek: tsamneo, tsemēlon
- Welsh: celain (cy) f, corff (cy) m, (obsolete) abar m, (obsolete) abo m, (obsolete) burgyn m
- Western Parbate Kham: मोःरो (Taka dialect)
- White Hmong: lub cev tuag
- Wojenaka: flé
- Wolof: néew (wo)
- Xavante: dahâibahâ, dahâiba warõ
- Xhosa: isidumbu
- Xicotepec de Juárez Totonac: xanīn, sputniʼ
- Yakut: өлүк (ölük)
- Yiddish: מת (mes), מעס (mes), בר־מינן m (bármenen)
- Yoruba: òkú ènìyàn
- Yosondúa Mixtec: ndɨyɨ (Yosondúa)
- Yucatec Maya: kimen, aj kiimén
- Yup'ik: tuqumalria
- Yurok: kesomuey, moyken
- Zapotec:
- Isthmus: gueʼtuʼ
- Yatzachi: cuerp
- Zoogocho: ben̲at
- Zazaki: meyît, cendeg, cesed c, merde (diq) m, merdi f, les f, cınaza, kadawra
- Zoogocho Zapotec: anima
- Zulu: isidumbu class 7/8
- ǃXóõ: ǀʻáã
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