- A-la-pek-gú: مقبرة (maqbarâ)
- Albanian: varrezë f.
- Bosnian: groblje n., mezarje n.
- Bulgarian: гробище (grobište)
- Catalan: cementiri
- Croatian: groblje n.
- Czech: hřbitov m.
- Dan-gú: kirkegård
- Frisian: tsjerkhôf n.
- Hân-gú: 묘지 (myoji)
- Hi-lia̍p-gú: νεκροταφείο [ne̞kro̞taˈfiˌo̞] n., κοιμητήριο [cimiˈtiriˌo̞] n., κοιμητήρι [cimiˈtiri] n.
- Hindi: क़ब्रिस्तान (qabristān), समाधिक्षेत्र (samādhikṣetra)
- Hi-pek-lâi-gú: בית קברות (?)
- Hôa-gú: 公墓 (gōngmù)
- Hoat-gú: cimetière m.
- Hungarian: temető
- Hun-lân-gú: hautausmaa, hautuumaa, kalmisto
- Ido-gú: cimitaro
- Ìn-nî-gú: pusara, pekuburan, kuburan, makam
- Interlingua: cemeterio
- Irish: reilig, cill
- Í-tāi-lī-gú: cimitero m., camposanto
- Ji̍t-gí: 墓地 (ぼち, bochi)
- Kē-tē-gú: kerkhof n., begraafplaats
- Lâm-hui-gú: begraafplek, begraafplaas
- La-teng-gú: coemoeterium
- Lō•-se-a-gú: кладбище (kladbišče)
- Manx: ruillick f., ruillick
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- Norwegian: kirkegård m.
- Oa̍t-lâm-gú: nghĩa trang, nghĩa địa
- Old English: leġerstōw f.
- Papiamento: santana, graf
- Pho-lân-gú: cmentarz m.
- Pho-su-gú: قبرستان (qabristân), گورستان (gûristân)
- Phû-tô-gâ-gú: cemitério m.
- Romanian: cimitir n., ţintirim n. (archaic)
- Sè-kài-gú: tombejo
- Se-pan-gâ-gú: cementerio m., campo santo
- Serbian
- Cyrillic: гробље n., мезарје n.
- Roman: groblje n., mezarje n.
- Sranan: berpe, beripe
- Swedish: begravningsplats, kyrkogård
- Tek-gú: Kirchhof m., Friedhof m.
- Thài-gú: ป่าช้า (pàačháa), สุสาน (susān), ที่ฝังศพ (thīfângsop)
- Thó•-ní-kî-gú: mezarlık, kabristan
- Ukrainian: цвинтар (cwintar), кладовище (kladowišče)
- Urdu: Pang-bô͘:URchar (qabristān), Pang-bô͘:URchar (gūristān)
- Volapük: sepülemöp
- Welsh: claddfa
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