- Albanian: mëmëdhe (sq) f, atdhe (sq) m
- Arabic: وَطَن (ar) m (waṭan)
- Armenian: հայրենիք (hy) (hayrenikʻ)
- Azerbaijani: vətən (az), ana vətən
- Bashkir: ватан (vatan)
- Belarusian: радзі́ма (be) f (radzíma), айчы́на f (ajčýna), ба́цькаўшчына f (bácʹkaŭščyna)
- Bengali: ওয়াতন (bn) (ōẇaton)
- Bulgarian: роди́на (bg) f (rodína), оте́чество (bg) n (otéčestvo), та́тковина (bg) f (tátkovina)
- Burmese: အမိမြေ (a.mi.mre)
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 祖國／祖国 (zou2 gwok3), 故國／故国 (gu3 gwok3)
- Mandarin: 祖國／祖国 (zh) (zǔguó), 故國／故国 (zh) (gùguó)
- Czech: vlast (cs) f, domovina f, otčina (cs) f (literary)
- Danish: hjemland (da) n, moderland (da) n, fædreland n
- Dolgan: төрөөбүт һир (törööbüt hir)
- Dutch: vaderland (nl) n
- Esperanto: please add this translation if you can
- Estonian: kodumaa (et)
- Faroese: móðurland n
- Finnish: isänmaa (fi)
- French: patrie (fr) f
- Galician: patria (gl) f
- Georgian: სამშობლო (ka) (samšoblo)
- German: Vaterland (de) n
- Greek: πατρίδα (el) f (patrída)
- Ancient: πατρίς f (patrís)
- Hebrew: מוֹלֶדֶת (he) f (molédet)
- Hindi: स्वदेश (hi) m (svadeś), वतन (hi) m (vatan), मातृभूमि (hi) f (mātŕbhūmi)
- Hungarian: őshaza (hu), haza (hu), szülőföld (hu)
- Icelandic: föðurland (is) n, heimaland n, fósturland n
- Indonesian: tanah leluhur
- Irish: tír dhúchais f
- Italian: madrepatria (it) f, patria (it) f
- Japanese: 母国 (ja) (ぼこく, bokoku), 祖国 (ja) (そこく, sokoku)
- Kazakh: отан (otan), атамекен (atameken)
- Khmer: មាតុភូមិ (miətophuum), មាតុប្រទេស (miətoprɑɑteih)
- Korean: 모국(母國) (ko) (moguk), 조국(祖國) (ko) (joguk)
- Kyrgyz: ата мекен (ata meken)
- Lao: ມາຕຸພູມ (lo) (mā tu phūm), ບ້ານເມືອງ (bān mư̄ang)
- Latin: patria (la) f
- Latvian: tēvija f, tēvzeme f, dzimtene f
- Lithuanian: tėvynė (lt) f
- Macedonian: дедовина f (dedovina), татковина f (tatkovina), родина f (rodina)
- Malay: tanah air (ms)
- Malayalam: മാതൃഭൂമി (ml) (mātr̥bhūmi)
- Maori: whenua matua
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: эх орон (ex oron)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: moderland n, hjemland n, fedreland n
- Nynorsk: moderland n, heimland n, fedreland n
- Ottoman Turkish: وطن (vatan)
- Pashto: وطن (ps) m (watan)
- Persian:
- Dari: وَطَن (fa) m (watan), میهَن (fa) (mēhan)
- Iranian Persian: وَطَن (fa) (vatan), میهَن (fa) (mihan)
- Polish: macierz (pl) f, ojczyzna (pl) f, ojcowizna (pl) f
- Portuguese: país de origem m
- Romanian: patrie (ro) f
- Russian: ро́дина (ru) f (ródina), отчи́зна (ru) f (otčízna), оте́чество (ru) n (otéčestvo)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: о̀таџбина f, до̀мовина f
- Roman: òtadžbina (sh) f, dòmovina (sh) f
- Silesian: hajmat m
- Slovak: vlasť f, domovina f, otčina f
- Slovene: domovina (sl) f
- Spanish: patria (es) f
- Swedish: fädernesland (sv) n, fosterland (sv) n, hemland (sv) n
- Tagalog: inang bayan, patriya
- Tajik: ватан (tg) (vatan), меҳан (tg) (mehan)
- Tatar: ватан (tt) (watan)
- Thai: มาตุภูมิ (maa-dtù-puum), บ้านเมือง (th) (bâan-mʉʉang), ปิตุภูมิ (bpì-dtù-puum)
- Turkish: memleket (tr), ana vatan (tr)
- Turkmen: watan
- Ukrainian: ба́тьківщина (uk) f (bátʹkivščyna), вітчи́зна (uk) f (vitčýzna)
- Urdu: وَطَن (ur) m (vatan), مادَرِ وَطَن m (mādar-i vatan)
- Uyghur: ۋەتەن (weten)
- Uzbek: vatan (uz)
- Vietnamese: quê hương (vi), tổ quốc (vi) (祖國)
- Yiddish: מוטערלאַנד n (muterland)
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