- Afrikaans: beroemd
- Albanian: famshëm (sq), famëmadh (sq)
- Arabic: مَشْهُور (ar) m (mašhūr), شَهِير (ar) m (šahīr)
- Egyptian Arabic: مشهور (mašhūr)
- Armenian: հայտնի (hy) (haytni)
- Azerbaijani: tanınmış
- Basque: famatu
- Belarusian: вядо́мы (vjadómy)
- Bengali: বিখ্যাত (bn) (bikkhat), মশহুর (bn) (mośohur), নামজাদা (bn) (namjada)
- Bulgarian: прочу́т (bg) (pročút), изве́стен (bg) (izvésten)
- Catalan: famós (ca)
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 出名 (ceot1 meng2)
- Mandarin: 有名 (zh) (yǒumíng), 著名 (zh) (zhùmíng)
- Czech: slavný (cs), proslulý (cs), věhlasný
- Danish: berømt (da)
- Dutch: beroemd (nl)
- Egyptian: (rḫḫy)
- Esperanto: fama (eo)
- Estonian: kuulus
- Faroese: víðagitin
- Finnish: kuuluisa (fi)
- French: fameux (fr), célèbre (fr), connu (fr) m
- Galician: de sona, famoso (gl), afamado
- Georgian: სახელოვანი (saxelovani), ცნობილი (ka) (cnobili), სახელგანთქმული (saxelgantkmuli), სახელმოხვეჭილი (saxelmoxveč̣ili)
- German: bekannt (de), berühmt (de)
- Greek: διάσημος (el) (diásimos), περίφημος (el) (perífimos)
- Ancient: κλεινός (kleinós), κλειτός (kleitós), ὀνομαστός (onomastós)
- Greenlandic: tusaamasaq
- Hawaiian: kaulana
- Hebrew: מפורסם (mefursam)
- Hindi: प्रसिद्ध (hi) m (prasiddh), प्रख्यात (prakhyāt), विख्यात (hi) (vikhyāt), नामी (hi) (nāmī)
- Hungarian: híres (hu)
- Icelandic: frægur (is)
- Ido: famoza (io)
- Indonesian: terkenal (id), termahsyur
- Ingrian: kuuluisa
- Interlingua: famose
- Irish: cáiliúil
- Italian: famoso (it)
- Japanese: 有名 (ja) (ゆうめい, yūmei), 高名 (ja) (こうめい, kōmei), 名高い (ja) (なだかい, nadakai)
- Kazakh: әйгілі (äigılı), мәшһүр (mäşhür)
- Khmer: ល្បី (km) (lbəy)
- Korean: 유명한 (yumyeonghan)
- Latin: fāmōsus, inclitus, nobilis (la), notus (la)
- Latvian: slavens
- Ligurian: famôzo
- Lithuanian: garsus, įžymus, gerai žinomas
- Luxembourgish: berühmt
- Macedonian: познат (poznat)
- Malay: terkenal (ms), masyhur (ms)
- Malayalam: പ്രശസ്ത (ml) (praśasta), പ്രശസ്തമായ (praśastamāya), പേരുകേട്ട (pērukēṭṭa)
- Manchu: ᡤᡝᠪᡠᠩᡤᡝ (gebungge)
- Mansaka: bantogan
- Maori: rongonui
- Mirandese: afamado, famoso
- Mongolian: алдарт (mn) (aldart)
- Neapolitan: famuso
- Nepali: प्रसिद्ध (prasiddha)
- Norman: fanmeux
- Northern Sami: beakkálmas
- Norwegian: berømt (no), kjent (no)
- Old English: hlīsful
- Old Norse: ágætr
- Ottoman Turkish: بللی (belli)
- Persian: نامدار (fa) (nâmdâr), مشهور (fa) (mašhur), معروف (fa) (ma'ruf)
- Plautdietsch: beriemt, huachberiemt
- Polish: sławny (pl), słynny (pl)
- Portuguese: famoso (pt), afamado (pt), célebre (pt)
- Romanian: celebru (ro), faimos (ro)
- Romansch: famus
- Russian: изве́стный (ru) (izvéstnyj)
- Scottish Gaelic: cliùiteach, ainmeil
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: познат
- Roman: poznat (sh)
- Slovak: slávny, známy (sk)
- Slovene: slaven
- Sorbian:
- Lower Sorbian: znaty
- Upper Sorbian: sławny
- Spanish: famoso (es), célebre (es), afamado (es), conocido (es), espectable, expectable, de expectación (rare)
- Swedish: känd (sv), berömd (sv)
- Tagalog: kilala (tl)
- Tarantino: famuse
- Thai: มีชื่อเสียง, โด่งดัง (th) (dòong-dang), กระหึ่ม (th) (grà-hʉ̀m)
- Tibetan: སྐད་གྲགས (skad grags)
- Turkish: meşhur (tr), ünlü (tr)
- Ukrainian: відо́мий (vidómyj)
- Vietnamese: nổi tiếng (vi) (𬈗㗂), nổi danh (vi) (𬈗名)
- Welsh: enwog (cy)
- West Frisian: ferneamde
- Western Bukidnon Manobo: mevantug
- Yakut: ааттаах (aattaaq)
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