- Afrikaans: klere (af)
- Albanian: ndresa, tesha, veshje (sq) f, rroba (sq)
- Arabic: مَلَابِس f (malābis), ثِيَاب f (ṯiyāb), كِسْوَة f (kiswa)
- Egyptian Arabic: هدوم (hudūm), لبس m (libs)
- Gulf Arabic: ملابس (malābis), هدوم (hdūm)
- Hijazi Arabic: ملابس (malābis), حوايج (ḥawāyij)
- Moroccan Arabic: حوايج (ḥwāyij)
- North Levantine Arabic: تياب (tyāb)
- South Levantine Arabic: أواعي (ʔawāʕi), ملابس m (malābes), تياب (tyāb)
- Armenian: հագուստ (hy) (hagust), զգեստ (hy) (zgest)
- Aromanian: vishtimintu n, nviscãmindu n, stranj n, stranjiu n, alãxãmintu n, stoli, custumi
- Asturian: ropa f
- Azerbaijani: geyim (az), paltar (az), libas, əyin
- Bashkir: кейем (keyem)
- Basque: arropa
- Belarusian: адзе́жа f (adzjéža), адзе́нне n (adzjénnje)
- Bengali: পোশাক (bn) (pōśak), কাপড় (bn) (kapoṛ), বস্ত্র (bn) (bostro)
- Bulgarian: облекло́ (bg) n (oblekló), дре́хи (bg) pl (dréhi), оде́жда (bg) f (odéžda) (church vestment)
- Burmese: အဝတ်အစား (my) (a.wat-a.ca:)
- Catalan: roba (ca)
- Cebuano: sinina
- Central Sierra Miwok: ˀyká·py-
- Chamicuro: ropa
- Cherokee: ᏧᎾᏄᏬ (tsunanuwo), ᏗᎿᏬ (dihnawo)
- Chickasaw: naafka
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 衣服 (ji1 fuk6), 服裝 / 服装 (fuk6 zong1), 衣著 (ji1 zoek3), 衣着 (ji1 zoek3), 衫褲 / 衫裤 (saam1 fu3), 衫 (saam1)
- Dungan: йишон (yišon), йифу (yifu)
- Eastern Min: 衣裳 (ĭ-siòng)
- Hakka: 服裝 / 服装 (fu̍k-chông), 衫褲 / 衫裤 (sâm-fu)
- Hokkien: 衣服 (i-ho̍k), 服裝 / 服装 (zh-min-nan) (ho̍k-tsong), 衫褲 / 衫裤 (saⁿ-khò͘), 衫仔褲 / 衫仔裤 (zh-min-nan) (saⁿ-á-khò͘), 衫 (zh-min-nan) (saⁿ)
- Mandarin: 衣服 (zh) (yīfu), 服裝 / 服装 (zh) (fúzhuāng), (colloquial) 衣裳 (zh) (yīshang), 衣著 (zh) (yīzhuó), 衣着 (zh) (yīzhuó)
- Wu: 衣裳
- Cornish: dillas (collective)
- Crimean Tatar: urba
- Czech: oblečení (cs) n, šaty (cs) pl
- Danish: tøj (da) n, klæder pl (formal), beklædning c
- Dolgan: таӈас (taňas)
- Dutch: kleren (nl) pl
- Esperanto: vestaĵo (eo)
- Estonian: kehakate, riided, riietus
- Faroese: klæði n pl
- Fataluku: faru
- Finnish: vaate (fi)
- French: vêtements (fr)
- Galician: vestimenta (gl) f
- Georgian: ტანსაცმელი (ṭansacmeli)
- German: Kleider (de) n pl, Kleidung (de) f (both rather formal); Anziehsachen (de) f pl, Klamotten (de) f pl (both informal)
- Greek: ρούχο (el) n (roúcho)
- Ancient: ἐσθής f (esthḗs), ἱμάτια n pl (himátia)
- Hawaiian: lole
- Hebrew: בְּגָדִים m pl (bgadím)
- Hindi: कपड़े (hi) m pl (kapṛe)
- Hungarian: ruha (hu), ruhák (hu)
- Icelandic: föt (is) n pl
- Ido: vesti (io), vestaro (io)
- Ilocano: bado
- Indonesian: pakaian (id)
- Irish: éadach m
- Istriot: vesteîti
- Italian: vestiti (it) m pl, abbigliamento (it) m
- Japanese: 衣服 (ja) (いふく, ifuku), 服 (ja) (ふく, fuku), 衣類 (ja) (いるい, irui)
- Javanese: panganggo (jv)
- Kalmyk: хувцн (xuvtsn)
- Kapampangan: malan
- Karachay-Balkar: кийим (kiyim)
- Karaim: kijit́
- Kazakh: киім (kiım)
- Khakas: кип (kip)
- Khmer: ខោអាវ (khao ʼaaw), អាវ (km) (ʼaaw)
- Konkani: आउंगाले (āungāle)
- Korean: 옷 (ko) (ot), 의복(衣服) (ko) (uibok)
- Kumyk: гийим (giyim)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: بەرگ (berg), جل (cil)
- Northern Kurdish: cil (ku), kinc (ku), cilûberg (ku), libas (ku), çek (ku)
- Kyrgyz: кийим (ky) (kiyim)
- Lao: ສົ້ງເສື້ອ (song sư̄a), ເສື້ອຜ້າ (sư̄a phā), ເຄື່ອງນຸ່ງ (khư̄ang nung)
- Latin: vestīmenta n pl, vestītus m (4th decl.), vestis f (mass noun), velāmen n (mass noun, poetic)
- Latvian: drēbes f pl
- Lithuanian: apranga f
- Macedonian: облека (mk) f (obleka)
- Malay: pakaian (ms)
- Maltese: ħwejjeġ pl
- Maori: kākahu, ko(w)heka
- Middle English: clething
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: хувцас (mn) (xuvcas), хунар (mn) (xunar)
- Mudburra: abaaba
- Navajo: ééʼ
- Nepali: कपडा (ne) (kapaḍā)
- Ngarrindjeri: mayinggar
- Nogai: кийим (kiyim)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: klær (no) pl, bekledning f
- Occitan: vestit (oc) m, rauba (oc) f
- Old Church Slavonic:
- Cyrillic: одежда f (odežda)
- Old English: clāþas m pl
- Oromo: uffata
- Ossetian: дарӕс (daræs), уӕлӕдарӕс (wælædaræs), дзаума (ʒawma)
- Pannonian Rusyn: шмати f pl (šmati), облєчиво n (oblječivo)
- Pashto: البسه f pl (albesá), نواري m pl (nawārí)
- Pennsylvania German: Gleeder n pl
- Persian:
- Iranian Persian: پوشاک (fa) (pušâk), لِباس (lebâs)
- Polish: ubranie (pl) n, ubrania n pl, odzież (pl) m
- Portuguese: roupa (pt) f, vestuário (pt) m
- Punjabi:
- Gurmukhi: ਬਸਤਰ m (bastar), ਕੱਪੜੇ m pl (kappaṛe), ਪਹਿਰਾਵਾ m (pahirāvā)
- Quechua: p'acha
- Romani: gada m pl
- Romanian: haine (ro) f pl, îmbrăcăminte (ro) f, rufe (ro) f pl
- Russian: оде́жда (ru) f (odéžda), одёжа (ru) f (odjóža) (colloquial, dated)
- Scottish Gaelic: aodach m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: о̏дећа f, о̏дјећа f, о̀дежда f
- Roman: ȍdeća f, ȍdjeća f, òdežda (sh) f
- Sidamo: uddano
- Slovak: oblečenie n, šaty pl, oblek m
- Slovene: obleka (sl) f, perílo n
- Somali: lebis
- Sotho: diaparo
- Southern Altai: кийим (kiyim)
- Spanish: ropa (es) f, trapos (es) m pl (derogatory)
- Sranan Tongo: krosi
- Swahili: nguo (sw) class 10
- Swedish: kläder (sv) c pl
- Tagalog: kasuotan, damit (tl)
- Tajik: либос (tg) (libos)
- Tamil: உடுப்பு (ta) (uṭuppu), உடை (ta) (uṭai), ஆடை (ta) (āṭai), துணி (ta) (tuṇi)
- Tarifit: arruḍ m
- Tatar: кием (tt) (kiyem)
- Thai: เสื้อผ้า (th) (sʉ̂ʉa-pâa)
- Tibetan: ན་བཟའ (na bza'), དུག་སློག (dug slog)
- Tocharian B: wastsi
- Tofa: кедім (kedim)
- Tok Pisin: klos
- Turkish: giyim (tr), giysi (tr), örtüler (tr)
- Turkmen: geýim, egin-eşik
- Ukrainian: о́дяг (uk) m (ódjah), оде́жа f (odéža), о́діж f (ódiž)
- Urdu: کَپْڑے m pl (kapṛe), لِباس m (libās), پوشاک f (pośāk)
- Urum: кийим (kiyim) ,т'ийим (t́iyim)
- Uyghur: كىيىم (ug) (kiyim)
- Uzbek: kiyim (uz), libos (uz)
- Vietnamese: quần áo (vi), đồ (vi)
- Welsh: dillad (cy) pl, dilledyn (cy) m
- West Flemish: klêers pl
- White Hmong: khaub ncaws
- Winnebago: wainį
- Yakut: таҥас (tañas)
- Yiddish: אָנטאָן n (onton), קליידער n pl (kleyder)
- Yoruba: aṣọ, ẹ̀wù
- Zhuang: buh, buhvaq
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