- Albanian: aromë (sq) f
- Arabic: أَرِيج m (ʾarīj), عَبِير m (ʿabīr), شَذًا m (šaḏan), عِطْر m (ʿiṭr)
- Armenian: բույր (hy) (buyr), անուշահոտություն (hy) (anušahotutʿyun), բուրմունք (hy) (burmunkʿ)
- Belarusian: во́дар m (vódar), арама́т m (aramát), пах m (pax)
- Bulgarian: благоуха́ние (bg) n (blagouhánie), уха́ние (bg) n (uhánie), арома́т (bg) m (aromát)
- Burmese: ရနံ့ (my) (ra.nam.), အမွှေး (my) (a.hmwe:)
- Catalan: perfum (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 香味 (hoeng1 mei6), 芬芳 (fan1 fong1), 香氣, 香气 (hoeng1 hei3)
- Mandarin: 香味 (zh) (xiāngwèi), 芬芳 (zh) (fēnfāng), 香氣 (zh), 香气 (zh) (xiāngqì), 芳味 (zh) (fāngwèi), 芳氣 (zh), 芳气 (zh) (fāngqì), 芬郁 (zh) (fēnyù), 芳澤 (zh), 芳泽 (zh) (fāngzé), 芬香 (zh) (fēnxiāng)
- Min Nan: 芳味 (zh-min-nan) (phang-bī), 芳氣, 芳气 (phang-khì)
- Czech: vůně (cs) f
- Danish: duft (da) c
- Dutch: aroma (nl) n
- Estonian: aroom, lõhn
- Finnish: tuoksu (fi)
- French: parfum (fr) m, fragrance (fr) f
- Galician: fragrancia (gl) f
- Georgian: არომატი (aromaṭi), სურნელება (surneleba)
- German: Duft (de) m, Duftnote (de) f
- Greek: άρωμα (el) n (ároma), ευωδιά (el) f (evodiá)
- Hebrew: נִיחוֹחַ (he) m (niḥóaḥ)
- Hindi: इत्र (hi) (itra), अतर (hi) (atar), महक (hi) f (mahak)
- Hungarian: illat (hu)
- Iban: angit
- Icelandic: ilmur (is) m
- Italian: profumo (it) m
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- Japanese: 香り (かおり, kaori), 香気 (ja) (こうき, kōki)
- Khmer: គន្ធ (km) (kʊəntʰɔɔ), គន្ធជាត (kʊəntʰeaʔciet)
- Korean: 향기 (ko) (hyanggi) (香氣 (ko))
- Lao: ຄັນທະ (khan tha)
- Latvian: aromāts m, smarža f
- Lithuanian: aromatas m, kvepėjimas m
- Macedonian: ми́рис m (míris), а́рома f (ároma)
- Malay: wangian
- Maori: kakara
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: duft (no) m, aroma (no), godlukt
- Old English: æþelstenċ m, wyrtbrǣþ m
- Persian: عطر (fa) (atr)
- Polish: woń (pl) f, zapach (pl) m
- Portuguese: fragrância (pt) f, perfume (pt) m, cheiro (pt) m
- Russian: арома́т (ru) m (aromát), благоуха́ние (ru) n (blagouxánije)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: арома f
- Roman: aroma (sh) f
- Slovak: vôňa f
- Slovene: vonjava f
- Spanish: fragancia (es) f, aroma (es) m
- Swedish: doft (sv) c, vällukt (sv) c, arom (sv) c, vällukt (sv) c, arom (sv) c
- Thai: กลิ่นหอม (glìn-hŏm)
- Ukrainian: арома́т (uk) m (aromát)
- Vietnamese: mùi thơm, hương thơm (vi), hương vị (vi)
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