- Abkhaz: ампыл (āmṗəl)
- Albanian: top (sq) m
- Arabic: كُرَة f (kura)
- Armenian: գնդակ (hy) (gndak)
- Avar: торгӏо (torʻo)
- Azerbaijani: top (az)
- Balti: پولو
- Bashkir: туп (tup)
- Basque: baloi
- Bavarian: Boi
- Belarusian: мяч m (mjač)
- Bengali: বল (bn) (bol)
- Breton: bal (br)
- Brunei Malay: bula
- Bulgarian: то́пка (bg) f (tópka)
- Burmese: ဘော (my) (bhau:)
- Catalan: pilota (ca) f, bola (ca) f
- Central Franconian: Ball m
- Chamicuro: takululu
- Chechen: буьрк (bürk)
- Cherokee: ᎠᎳᏍᎦᎶᏗ (alasgalodi)
- Chichewa: mpira
- Chickasaw: to'wa'
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 波
- Dungan: пидан (pidan), модан (modan), данзы (danzɨ), йүанданзы (yüandanzɨ)
- Mandarin: 球 (zh) (qiú)
- Chuvash: мечӗк (mečĕk)
- Crimean Tatar: top
- Czech: míč (cs) m
- Danish: bold (da) c, (hard) kugle (da)
- Dutch: bal (nl) m, kloot (nl) m
- Elfdalian: boll m
- Esperanto: pilko (eo)
- Estonian: pall (et)
- Faroese: bóltur m
- Finnish: pallo (fi), kuula (fi) (e.g., in shot put, also colloquially)
- French: balle (fr) f (small, such as a cricket ball), ballon (fr) m (large, such as a football)
- Galician: bóla (gl) f, balón (gl) m, pelota (gl) f
- Georgian: ბურთი (ka) (burti)
- German: Ball (de) m (hollow or soft), Kugel (de) f (hard)
- Greek: μπάλα (el) f (bála), τόπι (el) n (tópi)
- Ancient: σφαῖρα f (sphaîra)
- Greenlandic: arsaq
- Haitian Creole: boul
- Hawaiian: pōkaʻa, pōpō, pōpō
- Hawaiian: pōkaʻa
- Hebrew: כַּדּוּר (he) m (kadúr)
- Hindi: गेंद (hi) f (gend)
- Hungarian: labda (hu)
- Hunsrik: Kughel f
- Icelandic: bolti (is) m
- Ido: baloneto (io)
- Indonesian: bola (id)
- Ingrian: pallo, šaara
- Irish: liathróid (ga) f
- Italian: pallone (it) m
- Jamaican Creole: baal
- Japanese: ボール (ja) (bōru), まり (ja) (mari), 鞠 (ja) (まり, mari), 毬 (ja) (まり, mari)
- Kalmyk: меечг (meyeçg)
- Kannada: ಚೆಂಡು (kn) (ceṃḍu)
- Kazakh: доп (kk) (dop)
- Khmer: បាល់ (km) (bal)
- Korean: 공 (ko) (gong), 볼 (ko) (bol)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: تۆپ (ckb) (top)
- Northern Kurdish: gog (ku) f, hol (ku) f, top (ku) f, tepik (ku) f
- Kyrgyz: топ (ky) (top)
- Ladino: bala f
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- Lao: ບານ (bān)
- Latin: pila (la) f
- Latvian: bumba f
- Limburgish: bal (li) m, bol (li) m
- Lithuanian: kamuolys m
- Lushootseed: sbəkʷ
- Luxembourgish: Ball m
- Macedonian: топка f (topka) (large), топче n (topče) (small)
- Malay: bola (ms)
- Malayalam: പന്ത് (ml) (pant)
- Manx: bluckan m, crig m
- Marathi: चेंडू (mr) (ceṇḍū)
- Mon: ဗဝ် (pò)
- Mongolian: бөмбөг (mn) (bömbög)
- Navajo: sila menambah terjemahan ini jika anda boleh
- Nepali: बल (bala)
- Ngazidja Comorian: mpira class 3/4
- Northern Sami: spábba
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: ball (no) m
- Nynorsk: ball m
- Old English: þōþor m
- Oromo: kubbaa
- Ossetian: порти (porti)
- Pashto: ټوپکی m (ṭupakai)
- Persian: توپ (fa) (tup)
- Polish: piłka (pl) f
- Portuguese: bola (pt) f
- Romagnol: balòun m
- Romanian: bilă (ro) f, minge (ro)
- Romansch: balla f, bura f, bora f
- Russian: мяч (ru) m (mjač) (most sports: soccer, basketball, baseball, etc.), мя́чик (ru) m (mjáčik) (small balls), шар (ru) m (šar) (solid balls: bowling, billiards, pool, etc.), ша́рик (ru) m (šárik) (small balls: ping-pong etc.)
- Rusyn: пил'ка (pylʺka)
- Sanskrit: कन्दुक (sa) m (kanduka)
- Scots: baw
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: лопта f
- Roman: lopta (sh) f
- Sicilian: baḍḍa f; (italianization) palla f, palluni (scn) m
- Sinhalese: බෝලය (si) (bōlaya), ගුළ (guḷa), කන්දුක (kanduka)
- Slovak: lopta f
- Slovene: žoga (sl) f
- Sorbian:
- Upper Sorbian: bul m
- Spanish: pelota (es) f, balón (es) m, bola (es) f
- Swahili: mpira (sw) class 3/4
- Swedish: boll (sv) c, klot (sv) n (mainly hard and/or solid), kula (sv) c (small and hard)
- Tagalog: bola (tl)
- Tajik: тӯб (tüb)
- Tamil: பந்து (ta) (pantu)
- Tarifit: tšamma m
- Telugu: బంతి (te) (baṃti)
- Thai: บอล (th) (bɔɔl)
- Tibetan: པོ་ལོ (po lo)
- Tongan: pulu
- Tulu: ಚೆಂಡ್ (ceṃḍ)
- Turkish: top (tr)
- Turkmen: top
- Tuvan: мячик (mjačik), бөмбүк (bömbük)
- Ukrainian: м'яч (uk) m (mʺjač), опу́ка (uk) f (opúka) (dated)
- Urdu: گیند f (gend)
- Uyghur: توپ (top)
- Uzbek: koptok (uz), tup (uz)
- Vietnamese: bóng (vi), banh (vi) (dialectal)
- Welsh: pêl (cy) f
- West Frisian: bal (fy) n, bol (fy) n
- White Hmong: pob
- Yiddish: באַל m (bal), פּילקע f (pilke)
- Zhuang: giuz
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