- Afrikaans: skoonpa
- Albanian: vjehërr (sq) m
- Arabic: حَم m (ḥam)
- Aramaic: חמא
- Armenian: (husband's father) սկեսրայր (hy) (skesrayr), (wife's father) աներ (hy) (aner)
- Aromanian: socru m
- Asturian: suegru (ast) m
- Basque: aitaginarreba (eu)
- Belarusian: свёкар m (svjókar) (husband's father), цесць m (cjescʹ) (wife's father)
- Bulgarian: све́кър (bg) m (svékǎr) (husband's father), тъст (bg) m (tǎst) (wife's father)
- Catalan: sogre (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 公公 (zh) (gōnggong) (husband's father), 岳父 (zh) (yuèfù) (wife's father), 嫜 (zh) (zhāng) (wife's father)
- Min Nan: 大官 (zh-min-nan) (ta-kuaⁿ, tā-kuaⁿ, tōa-kuaⁿ) (husband's father), 丈人 (tiǔⁿ-lâng, tiūⁿ-lâng, tiòⁿ-lâng) (wife's father), 丈人公 (tiǔⁿ-lâng-kong, tiūⁿ-lâng-kong, tiòⁿ-lâng-kong) (wife's father)
- Cornish: hwegron m
- Crimean Tatar: qaynata
- Czech: tchán (cs) m, svekr m (husband's father, archaic)
- Danish: svigerfar (da) c
- Dutch: schoonvader (nl) m
- Erzya: атявт (atjavt) (husbands's father), вата (vata) (wife's father)
- Esperanto: bopatro
- Estonian: äi (et)
- Ewe: to
- Finnish: appi (fi)
- French: beau-père (fr) m
- Friulian: missêr m, suesar m
- Galician: sogro (gl) m
- Georgian: სიმამრი (simamri), მამამთილი (mamamtili)
- German: Schwiegervater (de) m
- Gooniyandi: lambadi
- Greek: πεθερός (el) (petherós)
- Ancient Greek: ἑκυρός (grc) (hekurós)
- Greenlandic: sakeq
- Hebrew: חָם (he) m (khám) (husband's father), חוֹתֵן (he) m (khotén) (wife's father)
- Hungarian: após (hu)
- Icelandic: tengdapabbi (is) m
- Ido: bopatro (io)
- Indonesian: ayah mertua (id), bapak mertua
- Interlingua: patre affin
- Irish: athair céile
- Italian: suocero (it) m
- Japanese: 義父 (ja) (ぎふ, gifu), 岳父 (ja) (がくふ, gakufu) (husband's father), 舅 (ja) (しゅうと, shūto)
- Korean: 시아버지 (ko) (媤아버지, siabeoji, husband's father), 장인 (ko) (丈人, jang-in, wife's father)
- Kurdish:
- Sorani: خهزور (xezur)
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- Latin: socer m
- Latvian: ap'
- Livonian: mīeizā, naizizā
- Luxembourgish: Schwéierpapp m
- Macedonian: свекор m (svékor), тест (mk) m (tést)
- Malay: bapa mertua, ayah mertua
- Manx: ayr 'sy leigh m
- Maori: hungarei, hungawai
- Marathi: सासरा m (sāsarā)
- Norman: bieau-péthe m
- Northern Sami: vuohppa, vuohppasássa (future)
- Occitan: sògre (oc) m
- Old English: swēor m
- Oriya: ଶ୍ୱଶୁର (or) (śẇaśur)
- Persian: پدرشوهر (fa) (pedar-šouhar) (husband's father), پدرزن (fa) (pedar-zan) (wife's father), خسر (fa) (xosor)
- Polish: teść (pl) m pers, świekr (pl) m pers (archaic; husband's father)
- Portuguese: sogro (pt) m
- Romanian: socru (ro) m
- Russian: свёкор (ru) m (svjókor), свёкр m (svjokr) (husband's father), тесть (ru) m (testʹ) (wife's father)
- Sardinian: socru m, sogru m
- Scots: guid-faither
- Scottish Gaelic: athair-cèile m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: свекар m (husband's father), пунац m (wife's father)
- Roman: svekar (sh) m (husband's father), punac (sh) m (wife's father)
- Seri: (of a male) aaquéect ctam
- Sicilian: soggiru (scn) m
- Slovak: svokor m, tesť m (wife's father)
- Slovene: tast (sl) m
- Sorbian:
- Lower Sorbian: pśichodny nan m
- Upper Sorbian: přichodny nan m
- Spanish: suegro (es) m
- Swahili: babamkwe (sw)
- Swedish: svärfar (sv) c
- Tagalog: biyanang-lalaki
- Tamil: மாமனார் (ta) (māmaṉār)
- Taos: tǫ̏ména
- Tigre: ሐም (ḥäm)
- Tupinambá: (wife’s father-in-law) (please verify)menduba, (t-) (please verify)atu'uba (husband’s father-in-law)
- Turkish: kaynata (tr), kayınbaba (tr), kayınpeder (tr)
- Turkmen: gaýynata
- Ukrainian: све́кор m (svékor) (husband's father), тесть m (testʹ) (wife's father)
- Venetian: misiero m, misiere m, mesiere
- Vietnamese: cha chồng, cha vợ
- Volapük: lüfat (vo)
- Võro: äi
- Welsh: chwegrwn m, tad yng nghyfraith m
- Yiddish: שווער m (shver)
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