- Albanian: mund (sq)
- American Sign Language: S@Sternumhigh-PalmDown-S@Sternumhigh-PalmDown S@Chesthigh-PalmDown-S@Chesthigh-PalmDown
- Arabic: اِسْتَطَاعَ (istaṭāʿa)
- Aragonese: poder (an)
- Armenian: կարողանալ (hy) (karołanal), ի վիճակի լինել (i vičaki linel)
- Aromanian: pot
- Asturian: poder
- Belarusian: магчы́ impf (mahčý), змагчы́ pf (zmahčý); (know how to) уме́ць impf (umjécʹ), ўмець impf (ŭmjecʹ), суме́ць pf (sumjécʹ)
- Bulgarian: мо́га (bg) (móga)
- Burmese: နိုင် (my) (nuing)
- Catalan: poder (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: (be able to do sth) 能 (zh) (néng), 能夠 (zh), 能够 (zh) (nénggòu), (be skillful in doing sth) 會 (zh), 会 (zh) (huì)
- Chuukese: tongeni
- Dalmatian: potar
- Danish: kunne (da)
- Dutch: kunnen (nl), vermogen (nl), in staat zijn te
- Esperanto: povi (eo)
- Extremaduran: poel, puel
- Faroese: kunna (fo)
- Finnish: voida (fi), kyetä (fi), pystyä (fi), osata (fi), saada (fi)
- French: pouvoir (fr), savoir (fr) (for a skill), être capable de
- Friulian: podê
- Galician: poder (gl)
- Georgian: შეუძლია (šeuʒlia)
- German: können (de), in der Lage sein
- Greek: μπορώ (el) (boró)
- Haitian Creole: ka, kapab, kab
- Hebrew: יָכוֹל m (yakhól)
- Hindi: सकना (hi) (saknā)
- Ido: povar (io)
- Interlingua: poter
- Irish: is féidir le, tar le
- Old Irish: con·icc
- Italian: potere (it), sapere (for a skill), essere capace di (it)
- Japanese: 出来る (ja) (できる, dekiru), (also expressed with the potential form of the verb)
- Norman: pouver
- Korean: ...할 수 있다 (...hal su itda)
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- Kurdish:
- Kurmanji: kanîn (ku), karîn (ku), şiyan (ku), tiwanîn (ku)
- Sorani: tiwanîn
- Lao: ໄດ້ (dai), ສາມາດ (sā māt)
- Latin: possum (la), scio (la), (more a indirect object) queo
- Latvian: prast (lv), varēt (lv)
- Lojban: kakne (jbo)
- Lü: ᦡᦺᧉ (ḋay²)
- Macedonian: може (može)
- Malay: boleh
- Maltese: sata
- Neapolitan: se firà
- Ngazidja Comorian: ushinɗa
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: greie (no), være i stand til
- Novial: pove
- Occitan: pòder, podre
- Polish: móc (pl), być w stanie
- Portuguese: poder (pt), saber (pt), conseguir (pt)
- Romanian: putea (ro)
- Romansch: pudair, puder, pudeir
- Russian: мочь (ru) impf (močʹ), смочь (ru) pf (smočʹ), быть в состоя́нии (bytʹ v sostojánii), уме́ть (ru) (umétʹ), суме́ть (ru) pf (sumétʹ) (to be skilled enough)
- Sardinian: podere, podi, podiri, pori, porrere, potere
- Serbo-Croatian: (to be able to) moći (sh), моћи, (to know how to) umjeti (sh)/umeti (sh), умјети/умети
- Sicilian: putiri (scn)
- Slovak: môcť
- Slovene: moči (sl), znati
- Sorbian:
- Lower Sorbian: móc
- Spanish: poder (es) (for a possibility or capacity), ser capaz de (for a skill), saber (for a skill)
- Swedish: kunna (sv)
- Thai: ได้ (th) (dâai), สามารถ (th) (săa-mâat)
- Turkish: edebilmek (tr)
- Ukrainian: могти́ impf (mohtý), змогти́ pf (zmohtý); (know how to) вмі́ти impf (vmíty), умі́ти impf (umíty), зумі́ти pf (zumíty)
- Urdu: سکنا (saknā)
- Venetian: poder
- Vietnamese: có thể (vi), nổi (vi)
- Volapük: kanön (vo)
- Walloon: poleur (wa)
- Welsh: gallu (cy)
- Zhuang:
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