- Albanian: zonjë (sq) f
- Arabic: سَيِّدَة f (sayyida), سَيِّدَتِي f (sayyidatī) (my lady), أُسْتَاذَة f (ʔustāḏa), مَدَام f (madām)
- Armenian: տիկին (hy) (tikin)
- Azerbaijani: xanım, madam
- Basque: andere (eu)
- Belarusian: спада́рыня f (spadárynja), па́ні f (páni), мада́м f (madám)
- Bengali: ঠাকরূণ (ṭhakrun), শ্রীমতী (bn) (srimoti)
- Bulgarian: госпожа́ (bg) f (gospožá), мада́м f (madám)
- Burmese: ဒေါ် (my) (dau), ခင်ဗျာ (my) (hkangbya) (used by males to address both males and females), ရှင် (my) (hrang) (used by females to address both males and females)
- Cherokee: ᎠᎨᏴ (ageyv)
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 太太 (taai3 taai3-2), 女士 (neoi5 si6), 夫人 (fu1 jan4, fu1 jan4-2)
- Dungan: тэтэ (tete)
- Mandarin: 太太 (zh) (tàitai), 女士 (zh) (nǚshì), 夫人 (zh) (fūrén)
- Czech: paní (cs) f
- Danish: frue (da) c
- Dutch: mevrouw (nl) f
- Esperanto: sinjorino (eo)
- Estonian: proua (et)
- Finnish: rouva (fi)
- French: madame (fr) f
- Georgian: ქალბატონი (kalbaṭoni)
- German: Frau (de) f, Fräulein (de) n (traditionally, for unmarried women)
- Greek: κυρία (el) f (kyría)
- Hebrew: גברת \ גְבֶרֶת (he) f (gvéret)
- Hindi: महोदया (hi) f (mahodyā), साहिबा f (sāhibā), श्रीमती (hi) f (śrīmtī), बानू f (bānū)
- Hungarian: asszonyom (hu), hölgyem
- Icelandic: frú (is) f
- Indonesian: nyonya (id), puan (id)
- Italian: signora (it) f
- Japanese: 奥様 (ja) (おくさま, okusama), 奥さん (ja) (おくさん, okusan)
- Kabuverdianu: nha
- Kazakh: ханым (xanym), мадам (madam)
- Khmer: លោកស្រី (look srəy), អ្នកស្រី (nĕək srəy)
- Korean: 아씨 (ko) (assi), 아가씨 (ko) (agassi) (to young woman), 아줌마 (ko) (ajumma)
- Kurdish:
- Northern Kurdish: xanim (ku), madam (ku)
- Kyrgyz: айым (ky) (ayım), мадам (madam)
- Lao: ມາດາມ (mā dām)
- Latvian: kundze f
- Lithuanian: ponia f
- Macedonian: госпоѓа f (gospoǵa)
- Malay: puan
- Maori: whae
- Middle English: madame, dame, lady
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: хатагтай (mn) (xatagtaj)
- Mongolian: ᠬᠠᠲᠤᠭᠲᠠᠢ (qatuɣtai)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: frue (no) m or f
- Nynorsk: frue f
- Ottoman Turkish: قادین (kadın), سیده (seyyide)
- Pashto: بېګم f (begóm), مېرمن f (mermᶕn)
- Persian: خانم (fa) (xânom), مادام (fa) (mâdâm), بانو (fa) (bânu)
- Polish: pani (pl) f
- Portuguese: madame (pt) f, madama (pt) f, senhora (pt) f
- Romanian: doamnă (ro) f, madam (ro) f
- Russian: госпожа́ (ru) f (gospožá), мада́м (ru) f (madám), суда́рыня (ru) f (sudárynja) (obsolete), ба́рыня (ru) f (bárynja) (dated), да́ма (ru) f (dáma)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: го̏спођа f
- Roman: gȍspođa (sh) f
- Slovak: pani f
- Slovene: gospa (sl) f
- Spanish: señora (es) f
- Swedish: frun (sv) c, damen (sv) c
- Tajik: хонум (xonum), бону (bonu)
- Thai: แหม่ม (th) (mɛ̀m), คุณนาย (th) (kun-naai), คุณหญิง (kun-yǐng)
- Turkish: hanımefendi (tr), efendim (tr), madam (tr) (for a for married non-Muslim woman)
- Turkmen: hanym
- Ukrainian: па́ні (uk) f (páni), мада́м f (madám)
- Urdu: صاحبہ f (sāhibā), میڈم f (maiḍam), بانو f (bānū), مہیلا f (mahilā)
- Uyghur: خېنىم (xënim), خانىم (xanim)
- Uzbek: xonim (uz), bekam, madam (uz)
- Venetian: siora (vec) f
- Vietnamese: bà (vi) (older), chị (vi), cô (vi)
- Yiddish: פֿראַו f (frau)
- Zulu: inkosikazi (zu) class 9/10, unkosikazi class 1a/2a, uma (zu) class 1a/2a
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