- Albanian: Lindja e Largët
- Arabic: اَلشَّرْق اَلْأُقْصَى f (aš-šarq al-ʾuqṣā)
- Armenian: Հեռավոր Արեւելք (Heṙavor Arewelkʿ)
- Belarusian: Далёкі Усхо́д m (Daljóki Usxód)
- Bulgarian: Дале́чен И́зток m (Daléčen Íztok)
- Burmese: အရှေ့ဖျား ဒေသ (a.hre.hpya: desa.)
- Catalan: Orient Llunyà m, Extrem Orient m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 遠東 (zh), 远东 (zh) (Yuǎndōng), 極東 (zh), 极东 (zh) (Jídōng)
- Crimean Tatar: Uzaq Şarq
- Czech: Dálný východ m
- Esperanto:
- Estonian: Kaug-Ida
- Faroese: Fjareystur n
- Finnish: Kaukoitä (fi)
- French: Extrême-Orient (fr) m
- Georgian: შორეული აღმოსავლეთი (šoreuli aɣmosavleti)
- German: Ferner Osten m
- Greek: Άπω Ανατολή (el) f (Ápo Anatolí)
- Hebrew: המזרח הרחוק
- Hindi: सुदूर पूर्व (sudūr pūrv)
- Hungarian: Távol-Kelet (hu)
- Indonesian: Timur Jauh (id)
- Italian: Estremo Oriente m
- Japanese: 極東 (きょくとう, Kyokutō)
- Kalmyk: Хол Дорд үзг (Xol Dord üzg)
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- Khmer: ចុងបូព៌ា (chong boopie)
- Korean: 극동 (ko) (Geukdong) (極東 (ko))
- Lao: ຕາເວັນອອກໄກ (tā wen 'ǭk kai)
- Macedonian: Далечен Исток m (Dalečen Istok)
- Malay: Timur Jauh
- Mongolian: Алс Дорнод (Als Dornod)
- Norwegian: Det fjerne østen
- Nynorsk: Det fjerne Austen
- Persian: خاور دور (xâvar-e dur)
- Polish: Daleki Wschód (pl) m
- Portuguese: Extremo Oriente (pt) m
- Romanian: Extremul Orient n, Orientul Îndepărtat n
- Russian: Да́льний Восто́к (ru) m (Dálʹnij Vostók)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: Далеки Исток m
- Roman: Daleki Istok m
- Slovak: Ďaleký východ m
- Slovene: Daljni vzhod m
- Spanish: Extremo Oriente (es) m
- Swedish: Fjärran östern
- Tagalog: Malayong Silangan, (poetic) Silanganan
- Thai: ตะวันออกไกล (dtàwan òk)
- Turkish: Uzak Doğu (tr)
- Ukrainian: Дале́кий Схід m (Dalékyj Sxid)
- Vietnamese: Viễn Đông (遠東)
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