- Albanian: gjysh (sq), babagjysh (sq)
- Aleut: latux
- Breton: tad-kozh (br) m
- Bulgarian: прадядо (bg) m (pradjado)
- Catalan: avi patern m
- Cherokee: ᎡᏂᏏ (enisi)
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 爺爺, 爷爷 (je4 je4⁻2), 祖父 (zou2 fu6)
- Hakka: 阿公 (â-kûng)
- Mandarin: 爺爺 (zh), 爷爷 (zh) (yéye), 祖父 (zh) (zǔfù)
- Min Nan: 阿公 (zh-min-nan) (a-kong), 俺公 (án-kong), 內公 (lāi-kong) (indirect)
- Czech: děda (cs) m, děd (cs) m
- Danish: farfar c, bedstefar (da) c
- Dutch: grootvader (nl) van vaderszijde m
- Esperanto: avo
- Ewe: tɔgbui
- Faroese: abbi (fo), faðirfaðir m
- Finnish: isoisä (fi), vaari (fi), ukki (fi), pappa (fi), isänisä (fi)
- French: grand-père paternel m
- German: Großvater väterlicherseits m
- Gooniyandi: gilagi
- Greek: παππούς (el) (pappoús) (από τον πατέρα)
- Hebrew: סָב (he) m (sav), סַבָּא (he) m (sába)
- Hungarian: nagyapa (hu)
- Italian: nonno paterno
- Japanese: 父方のお爺さん (ちちかたのおじいさん, chichi kata no ojīsan), 父方の祖父 (ja) (chichikata no sofu)
- Kalmyk: эцкин эцк (etskin etsk), аав (aav)
- Korean: 할아버지 (ko) (harabeoji), 친할아버지 (ko) (chinharabeoji)
|
|
- Kurdish:
- Sorani: باپیر (ku)
- Latin: avus paternus
- Lü: ᦔᦴᧈ (puu)
- Malay: nenek lelaki
- Malayalam: മുത്തച്ഛന് (muttacchan), അപ്പൂപ്പന് (appūppan)
- Martuthunira: mayili
- Navajo: análí hastiin
- Norwegian: bestefar (no), farfar (no)
- O'odham: wosk
- Old English: ealdfæder m
- Polish: dziadek po mieczu m, dziadek ojczysty (pl) m
- Portuguese: avô paterno, avô (pt) m
- Russian: дед (ru) m (ded), де́душка (ru) m (déduška) (по отцо́вской ли́нии)
- Scots: gudesire
- Scottish Gaelic: seanair athaireil m
- Serbo-Croatian: дед m, ded (sh) m, дјед m, djed (sh) m, деда m, deda (sh) m, дједа m, djeda (sh) m
- Slovak: dedo m, dedko m, starý otec m
- Slovene: ded m, stari oče (sl) m
- Spanish: abuelo paterno m
- Swedish: farfar (sv) c
- Telugu: తాతయ్య (te) (tātayya)
- Thai: ปู่ (th) (poo)
- Turkish: dede (tr), büyükbaba (tr)
- Turkmen: ata (tk)
- Vietnamese: ông nội (vi)
- Volapük: fatafat (vo)
- Wik-Mungkan: puulwuut
|