- Afrikaans: wond
- Albanian: lëndim (sq)
- Arabic: جُرْح (ar) m (jurḥ), إِصَابَة f (ʔiṣāba)
- Hijazi Arabic: إِصَابَة f (ʔiṣāba), صَقْعَة f (ṣagʕa), تَعْويرة f (taʕwīra)
- Armenian: վնաս (hy) (vnas), վնասվածք (hy) (vnasvackʿ)
- Asturian: lesión f, firida (ast) f, mancadura (ast) f
- Azerbaijani: korlanma, zərər (az), xəsarət (wound), yara (az) (wound), zədə
- Bashkir: (wound) яра (yara), йәрәхәт (yərəxət)
- Belarusian: ра́на f (rána), тра́ўма f (tráŭma), пашко́джанне f (paškódžannje)
- Bengali: আঘাত (bn) (aghat), সদমা (śodoma), জখম (bn) (jokhom)
- Bulgarian: щета́ (bg) f (štetá), вреда́ (bg) f (vredá), ра́на (bg) f (rána)
- Burmese: အနာ (my) (a.na)
- Catalan: ferida (ca) f, lesió (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: (please verify) 傷／伤 (soeng1)
- Mandarin: 受傷／受伤 (zh) (shòushāng), 負傷／负伤 (zh) (fùshāng)
- Czech: urážka (cs) f, zranění (cs) n, úraz (cs) m
- Danish: sår (da) c
- Dutch: verwonding (nl) f, letsel (nl) n,(1) belediging (nl) f,verongelijking f,schade (nl) f,nadeel (nl) n,onrecht (nl) n,(2)
- Esperanto: vundo (eo)
- Estonian: vigastus
- Faroese: sár
- Finnish: vamma (fi), loukkaantuminen (fi)
- French: blessure (fr) f
- Galician: ferida (gl) f, lesión f
- Georgian: დაშავება (dašaveba), ზიანი (ziani), ზარალი (zarali), ვნება (vneba)
- German: Verletzung (de) f, Wunde (de) f, Verwundung (de) f
- Greek: ζημία (el) f (zimía)
- Haitian Creole: blesi
- Hebrew: פְּצִיעָה (he) f (p'tsi'á)
- Hindi: चोट (hi) f (coṭ), आघात (hi) m (āghāt)
- Hungarian: sérülés (hu)
- Icelandic: sár (is) n
- Indonesian: luka (id), cedera (id)
- Irish: gortú m
- Italian: ferita (it) f, danno (it) m, lesione (it) f
- Japanese: 傷害 (ja) (しょうがい, shōgai), 負傷 (ja) (ふしょう, fushō)
- Kazakh: жара (kk) (jara), жарақат (jaraqat)
- Khmer: របួស (km) (rɔbuəh)
- Korean: 상해(傷害) (ko) (sanghae), 부상(負傷) (ko) (busang)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: برین (brîn)
- Kyrgyz: жаракат (ky) (jarakat)
- Lao: ແຜ (phǣ), ບາດ (bāt)
- Latin: vulnus n, plaga (la) f, noxia f
- Latvian: pārestība f
- Lithuanian: žala f
- Luhya: esidonda
- Macedonian: повреда f (povreda), рана f (rana)
- Malay: kecederaan (ms)
- Manx: aggair m
- Maori: wharanga, wharatanga, uruhua
- Middle English: injurie, noysaunce, hurt
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: хор (mn) (xor), гэмтэл (mn) (gemtel)
- Nepali: चोट (coṭ)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: skade (no) m
- Old Saxon: wunda f
- Ottoman Turkish: ضرر (zarar), زیان (ziyan), مضرت (mazarrat)
- Papiamentu: erida
- Persian: آسیب (fa) (âsib), جراحت (fa) (jerâhat)
- Polish: szkoda (pl) f, uraz (pl) m, kontuzja (pl) f
- Portuguese: ferida (pt) m, lesão (pt) f
- Romanian: rană (ro) f
- Russian: (wound) ра́на (ru) f (rána), тра́вма (ru) f (trávma), поврежде́ние (ru) n (povreždénije), ране́ние (ru) n (ranénije)
- Sanskrit: द्रुह् (sa) f (druh)
- Scottish Gaelic: ciùrradh m, leònadh m, milleadh m, cron m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: по̏вреда f, по̏вриједа f, ра̏на f, о̏зледа f, о̏зљеда f
- Roman: pȍvreda (sh) f, pȍvrijeda f, rȁna (sh) f, ȍzleda f, ȍzljeda (sh) f
- Slovak: urážka (sk) f
- Slovene: poškodba (sl) f
- Spanish: herida (es) f, lesión (es) f, lastimadura (es) f
- Sranan Tongo: soro
- Swahili: afa (sw), jiraha (sw), jeraha (sw)
- Swedish: skada (sv) c
- Tagalog: kapinsalaan (tl)
- Tajik: осеб (tg) (oseb), ҷароҳат (jarohat)
- Tarifit: ayezzim m
- Tatar: җәрәхәт (tt) (cäräxät)
- Thai: อันตราย (th) (an-dtà-raai)
- Tibetan: སྐྱོན (skyon)
- Turkish: zarar (tr)
- Turkmen: şikes
- Ukrainian: пошко́дження n (poškódžennja), ра́на f (rána), тра́вма (uk) f (trávma)
- Urdu: چوٹ f (coṭ)
- Uyghur: جاراھەت (jarahet)
- Uzbek: jarohat (uz)
- Vietnamese: thương tích (vi), thương tật
- Welsh: anaf m, anafiad m, anap m or f, cam (cy) m, camwy m, niwed (cy) m, sarhad (cy) m
- West Frisian: wûne f
- White Hmong: please add this translation if you can
- Yiddish: וווּנד f (vund), שאָדן m (shodn)
- Yoruba: ìpalára
- Yucatec Maya: loob
- Zazaki: xesar vinen
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