- Albanian: agjërim (sq) m, kreshmë (sq) f
- Arabic: صِيَام m (ṣiyām)
- Armenian: պաս (hy) (pas), ծոմ (hy) (com), պահք (hy) (pahkʿ)
- Azeri: oruc (az)
- Basque: barau
- Belarusian: пост m (post), галада́нне n (haladánnje)
- Bengali: উপবাস (upbas)
- Breton: yun (br) m
- Bulgarian: пост (bg) m (post)
- Catalan: dejuni m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 禁食 (zh) (jìnshí), 齋戒 (zh), 斋戒 (zh) (zhāijiè)
- Czech: půst (cs) m
- Dalmatian: dezun
- Danish: faste (da) c
- Dutch: vasten (nl) n
- Estonian: paast
- Faroese: føsta f
- Finnish: paasto (fi), paastoaminen (fi)
- French: jeûne (fr) m
- Friulian: dizun m, diğun m
- Georgian: მარხვა (marxva)
- German: Fasten (de) n
- Greek: νηστεία (el) f (nisteía)
- Hebrew: צוֹם (he) m (tsom), תַּעֲנִית (he) f (ta'anít)
- Hindi: उपवास (hi) (upvās)
- Hungarian: böjtölés
- Icelandic: fasta (is) f
- Italian: digiuno (it) m
- Japanese: 断食 (だんじき, danjiki), 絶食 (ぜっしょく, zesshoku)
- Kalmyk: мацг (matsg)
- Kazakh: ораза (kk) (oraza)
- Korean: 단식 (dansik) (斷食 (ko))
- Kurdish:
- Kurmanji: rojî (ku) f
- Sorani: ڕۆژوو (rrojû)
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- Kyrgyz: орозо (orozo)
- Latin: iēiūnium (la) n
- Latvian: gavēnis m
- Lithuanian: pasninkas m
- Macedonian: пост m (post)
- Malay: puasa
- Manichaean Middle Persian: rwck (rōzag)
- Middle Persian: lwck' (rōzag)
- Norwegian: faste (no) m
- Old Portuguese: astẽença, jajũu
- Persian: روزه (fa) (ruze)
- Polish: post (pl) m
- Portuguese: jejum (pt) m
- Romanian: post (ro) n, ajun (ro) n
- Russian: пост (ru) m (post), голода́ние (ru) n (golodánije)
- Sardinian: dejunu, deunu, deunzu, diunzu, diugnu, geunu, giaunu, giunu, zeunu, giaugnu, zaunzu
- Scottish Gaelic: trasg f
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: пост m
- Roman: post (sh) m
- Sicilian: dijunu (scn), dajunu (scn)
- Slovak: pôst m
- Slovene: post (sl) m
- Spanish: ayuno (es) m
- Swahili: funga (sw)
- Swedish: fasta (sv) c
- Tajik: рӯза (rüza)
- Tatar: ураза (tt) (uraza)
- Telugu: ఉపవాసము (te) (upavāsamu), పస్తు (pastu)
- Turkish: oruç (tr)
- Udi: цӏум (c̣um)
- Ukrainian: піст m (pist), голодува́ння n (holoduvánnja)
- Uzbek: roʻza
- Venetian: zun, dizun, dezun
- Vietnamese: nhịn ăn, kiêng ăn
- Walloon: djune (wa) f
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