- Adyghe:фэӏаз(fɛʼaz)
- Arabic:مَاهِر(māhir),حَاذِق(ḥāḏiq),بَارِع (ar)(bāriʕ)
- Armenian:ճարտար (hy)(čartar)
- Old Armenian:գէտ(gēt)
- Basque:trebe
- Bulgarian:сръчен (bg)(srǎčen),ловък (bg)(lovǎk),изкусен (bg)(izkusen)
- Catalan:hàbil (ca),destre (ca)
- Cebuano:maayo,hanas
- Chinese:
- Mandarin:熟練 /熟练 (zh)(shúliàn),嫻熟 /娴熟 (zh)(xiánshú),擅長 /擅长 (zh)(shàncháng)
- Czech:dovedný (cs),obratný (cs),zručný,šikovný (cs)
- Danish:skikket,behændig (da),dygtig (da)
- Dutch:bedreven (nl),vaardig (nl),geschoold (nl),geschikt (nl),bekwaam (nl)
- Esperanto:lerta
- Finnish:taitava (fi),taidokas (fi),lahjakas (fi),etevä (fi)
- French:habile (fr),adroit (fr)
- Galician:xeitoso
- Georgian:მოხერხებული(moxerxebuli),მარჯვე(marǯve),გაწაფული(gac̣apuli),ოსტატური(osṭaṭuri)
- German:geschickt (de),gewandt (de)
- Greek:επιδέξιος (el)(epidéxios)
- Hindi:माहिर (hi)(māhir)
- Hungarian:ügyes (hu)
- Irish:sciliúil
- Italian:esperto (it),destro (it),provetto (it),abile (it),pratico (it)
- Japanese:上手 (ja)(じょうず, jōzu),上手な (ja)(じょうずな, jōzu na),得意 (ja)(とくい, tokui),熟練 (ja)(じゅくれん, jukuren),うまい (ja)(umai)
- Kabardian:хуэӏаз(xʷɛʼaz)
- Khmer:ជំនាញ (km)(cumniəñ)
- Korean:잘하다 (ko)(jalhada),능숙하다(neungsukhada),수있는(su inneun)(follows a future determiner "-l" of verbs)
- Lao:ເກັ່ງ (lo)(keng)
- Latin:perītus,sollers
- Latvian:veikls,izdarīgs,izmanīgs
- Manx:aghtal
- Maori:ringa rehe,kaiaka,raka
- Mapudungun:trüf
- Norman:scouotre,mannigat
- Norwegian:skikket
- Occitan:abil (oc)
- Old English:cræftig
- Persian:ماهر (fa)(mâher)
- Portuguese:talentoso (pt),habilidoso (pt)
- Romanian:priceput (ro)
- Russian:иску́сный (ru)(iskúsnyj),уме́лый (ru)(umélyj),(dexterous)ло́вкий (ru)(lóvkij)
- Sanskrit:ऋभु (sa)(ṛbhu)
- Scots:canny,handy,knackie
- Scottish Gaelic:làmhach,teòma,sgileil
- Shan:ၵတ်ႉၶႅၼ်ႇ(kâ̰t khèn)
- Spanish:ducho (es),hábil (es),habilidoso (es),mañoso (es),habiloso (es)
- Swedish:skicklig (sv)
- Tajik:моҳир (tg)(mohir)
- Telugu:ఆరితేరిన(āritērina),చేయితిరిగిన(cēyitirigina)
- Thai:เก่ง (th)(gèng)
- Urdu:ماہر(māhir)
- Vietnamese:giỏi (vi),khéo léo (vi),khéo (vi)
- West Frisian:betûft
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