- Albanian: nuse f .
- Catalan: nora f .
- Croatian: snaha f .
- Czech: snacha f .
- Danish: svigerdatter
- Dutch: schoondochter f .
- Esperanto: bofilino
- Estonian: minia
- Finnish: miniä
- French: bru f . , belle-fille f .
- German: Schwiegertochter f .
- Hebrew: כַּלָּה f .
- Hungarian: meny
- Italian: nuora f .
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- Korean: 며느리 (myeoneuri)
- Lithuanian: marti
- Neapolitan: nòra f .
- Old English: snoru f .
- Polish: synowa f .
- Portuguese: nora f .
- Romanian: noră f .
- Russian: невестка (n'ev'éstka) for a mother-in-law f . , сноха (snoχá) for a father-in-law f .
- Sardinian: nura f .
- Slovak: nevesta f .
- Slovene: snaha f .
- Spanish: nuera f .
- Swedish: svärdotter, sonhustru
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