- Afrikaans: swemklere, swempak
- Arabic: لِبَاس سِبَاحَة m (libās sibāḥa)
- Egyptian Arabic: مايو m (maayuu)
- Bulgarian: бански костюм m (banski kostjum)
- Catalan: vestit de bany m, banyador (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 游泳衣 (jau4 wing6 ji1)
- Czech: plavky (cs) f pl
- Danish: badedragt c
- Dutch: badpak (nl) n
- Esperanto: bankostumo
- Estonian: trikoo
- French: maillot (fr) m, maillot de bain (fr) m, costume de bain (fr) m
- German: Badeanzug (de) m, Schwimmanzug (de) m
- Greek: μαγιό (el) n (magió)
- Hebrew: בגד ים (he) m (beged yam)
- Icelandic: sundföt (is) n pl, sundbolur (is) m
- Indonesian: pakaian renang (id)
- Irish: culaith shnámha f
- Italian: costume da bagno m, costume (it) m
- Japanese: 海水着 (かいすいぎ, kaisuigi), 水泳着 (すいえいぎ, suieigi)
- Latvian: peldkostīms m
- Lithuanian: maudymosi kostiumas m
- Maltese: malja f
- Maori: kahu kakau, kahu kaukau
- Persian: لباس شنا (lebâs-e šenâ), مایو (fa) (mâyo)
- Portuguese: traje de banho m, roupa de banho f, fato de banho (pt)
- Romanian: costum de baie n
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: купаћи костим m
- Roman: kupaći kostim m
- Slovak: plavky f pl
- Slovene: kopalke (sl) f pl
- Spanish: traje de baño (es) m (especially Latin America), bañador (es) m (Spain), calzón de baño m (Mexico), calzonera f (Southeastern Mexico), calzoneta f (Guatemala), calzoneta de baño f (El Salvador, Nicaragua), malla de baño f (Argentina, Uruguay), ropa de baño f (Peru), terno de baño m (Ecuador), trusa f (Cuba), vestido de baño m (Colombia, Panama)
- Tagalog: damit-pampaligo, banyakot
- Thai: ชุดว่ายน้ำ (th) (chút wâai náam)
- Turkish: mayo (tr)
- Vietnamese: quần áo bơi, đồ tắm
- Welsh: siwt nofio (cy) m
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