In Ukrainian dialects, “father” also goes by other names: тато (Dniester dialect); нянько (Hutsul dialect); няньо (Transcarpathian dialect).
In other languages: батько (Ukrainian), Vater (German), père (French), padre (Spanish), ojciec (Polish).
Albanian
ati≈
Also: apë [aːp], atë [äːt(ɜ)] , baba /baˈba/ , babë [ˈbäːb̚]
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Arabic
أب≈
Also: أَب, بَابَا /baː.baː/
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Aragonese
pai
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Armenian
պապաpapa
Asturian
padre
Also: pá
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Azerbaijani
dədə
Basque
aitatxo
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Belarusian
татаtáta
Also: баця
Bosnian
tata≈
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Breton
tad
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Bulgarian
таткоtátko
Catalan
papa
Also: papà
Corsican
babbu
Also: padre
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Crimean Tatar
baba
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Croatian
otac
Also: ćaća, pape, tata
Czech
otec
Also: fotr, fotřík, papá, táta, tatíček, tatík, tatínek
Danish
far
Dutch
pappa
English
father
Also: dad [dæd] , old man, pa, pap, papa, pop
Estonian
isa
Also: issi
Finnish
isäˈisæ
Also: isäukko
French
père[pɛʁ]
Also: daron, géniteur, papa [papa]
Friulian
pari
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Galician
papá
Also: pai, papai
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Georgian
მამა/mama/
German
Vater[ˈfaːtɐ]
Also: Alter , Papa
Greek
μπαμπάςbampás
Hebrew
אב
Also: אבא
Hindi
बापbāp
Also: अब्बा, पापा
Hungarian
apa
Icelandic
pabbi
Irish
deaide
Also: daid
Italian
padre
Also: babbo, papà
Japanese
父
Also: お父さん, パパ, 父さん
Kashubian
òjc
Also: tatk
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Kazakh
әкеäke
Korean
아빠appa
Also: 아버지
Kyrgyz
атакеatake
Also: аке
Latin
pater
Latvian
tētis
Ligurian
pàre
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Lithuanian
tėtis
Lombard
papà
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Low German
Vader
Also: vader
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Luxembourgish
Papp
Macedonian
татоtato
Also: тате, татко
Maltese
missier
Mongolian
аавaav
Neapolitan
pate
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North Frisian
aatj
Also: baabe, tääte
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Norwegian Bokmål
far/fɑːɾ/
Also: fader /ˈfɑ̂ː.dəɾ/, fatter /ˈfɑ̀.təɾ/, pappa /ˈpɑ̂.pɑ/
Occitan
paire
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Persian
پَدَرpadar
Also: پِدَر, وَالِد
Piedmontese
papà
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Polish
ojciec[ˈɔjʨ̑ɛʦ̑]
Portuguese
pai
Romanian
tată
Romansh
bap
Also: bab
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Russian
отец
Also: отче, папа ˈpapə , папочка, папуля, родитель
Sardinian
babbu
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Scots
faither
Also: fader
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Scottish Gaelic
athair
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Serbian
отац
Also: тата
Sicilian
patri
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Silesian
ôjciec
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Slovak
otec
Slovene
oče
Also: očka
Spanish
padre
Also: papa, papá
Swedish
farfar
Also: fader faːdær, farsa faːsːu, pappa papː
Tajik
дадаdada
Also: дадо
Turkish
baba
Also: ata
Turkmen
däde
Ukrainian
батько
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тато≈
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нянько≈
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няньо≈
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Upper Sorbian
nan
Also: wótc
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Uzbek
ota≈
Also: ab, padar
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Venetian
pare
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Walloon
pere
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Welsh
tad
Also: dad
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West Frisian
heit
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