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| Language | Common name |
|---|---|
| Bulgarian | Малък планински скорец |
| Catalan | estornell de Sharpe |
| Croatian | žućkastotrbi čvorak |
| Dutch | Sharpespreeuw |
| English | Sharpe's Starling |
| English (United States) | Sharpe's Starling |
| Estonian | ruugekõht-kuldnokk |
| French | Choucador de Sharpe |
| French (Canada) | Choucador de Sharpe |
| German | Rostbauchstar |
| Japanese | ムナジロムクドリ |
| Norwegian | kanelbukstær |
| Polish | błyszczak rdzawobrzuchy |
| Russian | Ласточковый скворец |
| Serbian | Šarpov čvorak |
| Slovak | liskavec horský |
| Spanish | Estornino de Sharpe |
| Spanish (Spain) | Estornino de Sharpe |
| Swedish | rostbukig stare |
| Turkish | Sarı Karınlı Orman Sığırcık |
| Ukrainian | Шпак-куцохвіст рудочеревий |
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