- Bulgarian: дядка m (djadka)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 老拙 (zh) (lǎozhuó) (usually in self-reference), 老頭/老头 (zh) (lǎotóu), 老頭子/老头子 (zh) (lǎotóuzi), 老東西/老东西 (lǎodōngxi) (derogatory)
- Dutch: oude (nl) m
- Finnish: äijä (fi), ukko (fi), taata (fi) (male); kääkkä (fi), käppänä, horisko (fi) (person)
- French: vieillard (fr) m
- Georgian: ბებერი (beberi), მოხუცი (moxuci), ბებრუხანა (bebruxana), ბებრუცუნა (bebrucuna)
- German: Knacker (de) m, Greis (de) m, alter Knacker (de) m, alte Schachtel (de) f (old woman)
- Greek: γεροπαράξενος (el) m (geroparáxenos)
- Hebrew: תֶּרַח m (téraḥ), חְתְיָאר (he) m (ḥatyár)
- Icelandic: karlfauskur m
- Italian: vecchiaccio m, vecchio rincoglionito m
- Japanese: 老人 (ja) (ろうじん, rōjin), 爺 (ja) (じじい, jijī), じじい (ja) (jijī) (derogatory), ばばあ (ja) (babā) (old woman)
- Macedonian: де́де n (déde)
- Malay: lelaki tua m
- Portuguese: velho (pt) m
- Russian: стари́к (ru) m (starík), старика́шка (ru) m (starikáška) (derogatory), старуше́нция (ru) f (starušéncija) (old woman, derogatory)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Roman: starac (sh) m, čiča (sh) m, striček (sh) m (used by children to address unfamiliar male adults)
- Spanish: viejales, vejestorio (es)
- Swahili: kikaramba (sw)
- Swedish: gubbe (sv), gamling (sv)
- Turkish: ihtiyar (tr), moruk (tr)
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