Afrikaans: vervloek (fer-vlook)
Albanian: mallkuar (mahl-koo-ar)
Amharic: እርግማን (ir-ge-mahn)
Arabic: ملعون (mal-‘oon)
Armenian: անիծյալ (an-i-tsy-al)
Azerbaijani: lənətlənmiş (le-nat-len-mish)
Basque: madarikatua (mah-da-ree-ka-too-ah)
Belarusian: пракляты (prak-lya-ty)
Bengali: অভিশপ্ত (o-bhi-shopt)
Bosnian: proklet (prok-let)
Bulgarian: проклет (pro-klet)
Burmese: သန့်ရှင်းသော (thun-shin-thaw)
Catalan: maleït (mah-le-eet)
Cebuano: gigapos (gi-ga-pos)
Chechen: шала (sha-la)
Chinese (Mandarin): 诅咒 (zǔ zhòu)
Croatian: proklet (prok-let)
Czech: prokletý (pro-kle-tee)
Danish: forbandet (for-ban-det)
Dutch: vervloekt (fer-vlookt)
Esperanto: malbenita (mal-beh-nee-ta)
Estonian: neetud (neh-tood)
Farsi (Persian): نفرین شده (na-fe-reen sho-deh)
Finnish: kirottu (kee-rot-too)
French: maudit (mo-dee)
Galician: maldito (mal-dee-to)
Georgian: დაწყევლილი (da-ts-ev-li-li)
German: verflucht (fer-flookt)
Greek: καταραμένος (ka-ta-ra-me-nos)
Gujarati: શાપિત (sha-pit)
Haitian Creole: madichon (mah-dee-shon)
Hausa: la’ana (la-ah-na)
Hebrew: מקולל (meh-ku-lal)
Hindi: शापित (sha-pit)
Hmong: thuam (thoo-am)
Hungarian: átkozott (aht-ko-zott)
Icelandic: bölvaður (bel-va-dhur)
Igbo: nkatọ (n-ka-tor)
Indonesian: terkutuk (ter-koo-took)
Irish: mallaithe (ma-lih-ha)
Italian: maledetto (mah-leh-det-to)
Japanese: 呪われた (norowa-re-ta)
Javanese: dikutuk (dee-koo-took)
Kannada: ಶಪಿತ (sha-pi-ta)
Kazakh: қарғыс (kar-ghys)
Khmer: ជួបអាក្រក់ (chuop-a-kror)
Korean: 저주받은 (jeo-ju-ba-deun)
Kurdish (Kurmanji): qetil (qe-teel)
Kyrgyz: каргышка (kar-gish-ka)
Lao: ຖືກສາບ (tʰɯːk saːp)
Latvian: nolādēts (no-la-dets)
Lithuanian: prakeiktas (pra-keek-tas)
Luxembourgish: verflucht (fer-flookt)
Macedonian: проколнат (pro-kol-nat)
Malagasy: nolavin’ Andriamanitra (no-lah-veen Andrya-ma-neetra)
Malay: terkutuk (ter-ku-took)
Malayalam: ശപിതൻ (sha-pi-tan)
Maltese: misħut (mish-hoot)
Maori: whakapōraruraru (fa-ka-por-ra-roo-ra-roo)
Marathi: शापित (sha-pit)
Mongolian: харанхуй (khah-ran-khoo-i)
Nepali: शापित (sha-pit)
Norwegian: forbannet (for-ban-net)
Odia: ଶାପିତ (sha-pit)
Pashto: لعنتي (lan-a-tee)
Polish: przeklęty (psh-e-klen-ty)
Portuguese: amaldiçoado (ah-mal-dee-so-ah-do)
Punjabi: ਸ਼ਾਪਿਤ (sha-pit)
Quechua: ñak’aykachka (nyak-ai-kah-chka)
Romanian: blestemat (bles-te-mat)
Russian: проклятый (prok-lya-ty)
Samoan: fa’anoanoa (fa-ah-no-ah-no-ah)
Serbian: проклет (prok-let)
Shona: akatukwa (ah-ka-took-wa)
Sindhi: لعنتي (la-nat-ee)
Sinhala: සැපත (sa-pa-ta)
Slovak: prekliaty (pre-klee-a-ty)
Slovenian: preklet (pre-klet)
Somali: lacnad (lah-nad)
Spanish: maldito (mal-dee-to)
Sundanese: dikutuk (dee-koo-took)
Swahili: laana (lah-ah-na)
Swedish: förbannad (for-ban-nad)
Tagalog: isinumpa (ee-see-noom-pa)
Tajik: лаънат (la-an-at)
Tamil: சாபமிட்ட (sa-pa-mitta)
Telugu: శపించిన (sha-pin-chin-na)
Thai: คำสาป (kam-sahp)
Tigrinya: ኣርገማን (ar-ge-man)
Turkish: lanetli (lah-net-lee)
Turkmen: länetli (lah-net-lee)
Ukrainian: проклятий (prok-lya-ty)
Urdu: ملعون (mal-oon)
Uzbek: la’natlangan (lah-nat-lan-gan)
Vietnamese: nguyền rủa (ngwee-uhn roo-ah)
Welsh: melltigedig (mel-thig-e-dig)
Wolof: lànne (lah-ne)
Xhosa: qalekisiwe (kah-leh-kee-see-weh)
Yiddish: פארשאלטן (far-shol-ten)
Zulu: qalekisiwe (kah-leh-kee-see-weh)