honey

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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈhʌni/
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• Northern-England: /ˈhʊni/
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• Scotland: /ˈhʌne/
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From Middle English hony, honi, from Old English huniġ, from Proto-West Germanic *hunag, from Proto-Germanic *hunagą (compare Saterland Frisian Hunich, West Frisian hunich, German Low German Honnig, German Honig), from earlier *hunangą (compare North Frisian honning, hönning, West Frisian huning, Dutch honing, Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, and Norwegian Nynorsk honning, Swedish honung, Faroese hunangur, Icelandic hunang), from Proto-Indo-European *kn̥h2onk-o-s, from *kn̥h2ónks. Cognate with Middle Welsh canecon (“gold”), Latin canicae pl (“bran”), Tocharian B kronkśe (“bee”), Albanian qengjë (“beehive”), Ancient Greek κνῆκος (knêkos, “safflower”), Northern Kurdish şan (“beehive”), Northern Luri گونج (gonj, “bee”), Finnish hunaja.

451 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: меден (meden) — involving or resembling honey
• Finnish: hunajainen — involving or resembling honey
• Ancient Greek: μελίτινος (melítinos) — involving or resembling honey
• Russian: медо́вый (medóvyj) — involving or resembling honey
• Spanish: meloso — involving or resembling honey
• Spanish: melifluo — involving or resembling honey
• Spanish: melífero — involving or resembling honey
• Spanish: melificado — involving or resembling honey
• Spanish: melero — involving or resembling honey
• Spanish: mielero — involving or resembling honey
• Spanish: melífico — involving or resembling honey
• Bulgarian: меден (meden) — honey-colored
• Finnish: hunajankeltainen — honey-colored
• Georgian: თაფლისფერი (taplisperi) — honey-colored
• Greek: μελής (melís) — honey-colored
• Ancient Greek: μελίχρως (melíkhrōs) — honey-colored
• Romanian: mieriu — honey-colored
• Abkhaz: ацха (acxa) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Afar: malab — sweet substance produced by bees
• Afrikaans: heuning — sweet substance produced by bees
• Dupaningan Agta: habu — sweet substance produced by bees
• Akan: ɛwo — sweet substance produced by bees
• Akkadian: 𒋭 (dišpu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Albanian: mjaltë — sweet substance produced by bees
• Southern Altai: бал (bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Amharic: ማር (mar) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Western Apache: gosnih — sweet substance produced by bees
• Arabic: عَسَل (ʕasal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Arabic: شَهْد (šahd) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chadian Arabic: عسل (ʔasal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Arabic: عسل (ʕásal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Arabic: عَسَل (ʕəsəl) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Arabic: عْسل (ʕsəl) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Aragonese: miel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Aramaic: ܕܒܫܐ (deḇšā) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Jewish Babylonian Aramaic: דּוּבְשָׁא (dûḇšā) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Argobba: ደምስ (dämǝsǝ) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Armenian: մեղր (meġr) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Old Armenian: մեղր (mełr) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Aromanian: njari — sweet substance produced by bees
• Aromanian: njare — sweet substance produced by bees
• Assamese: মৌ (mou) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Assamese: মৌজোল (mouzül) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Asturian: miel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Aymara: misk'i — sweet substance produced by bees
• Azerbaijani: bal — sweet substance produced by bees
• Baluchi: شہد (šahad) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Baluchi: بینگ (benag) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Bashkir: бал (bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Basque: ezti — sweet substance produced by bees
• Belarusian: мёд (mjod) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Bengali: মধু (modhu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Bhojpuri: मधु (madhu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Breton: mel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Bulgarian: мед (med) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Burmese: ပျားရည် (pya:rany) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Buryat: бал (bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Buryat: зүгын бал (zügyn bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Carpathian Rusyn: мед (med) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Catalan: mel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Cebuano: dugos — sweet substance produced by bees
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵜⴰⵎⵎⵏⵜ (tammnt) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chamicuro: mishki — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chechen: моз (moz) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Cherokee: ᏩᏚᎵᏏ (wadulisi) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Cheyenne: háhnomápano'ėhasēō'o — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chichewa: uchi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chinese Cantonese: 蜜糖 (mat6 tong4) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chinese: фынми (fɨnmi) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Eastern Min Chinese: 蜂蜜 (pŭng-mĭk) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Hakka Chinese: 蜂糖 (phûng-thòng, fûng-thòng) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chinese: 蜂蜜 (phang-bi̍t, hong-bi̍t) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chinese: 蜜 (bi̍t) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Jin Chinese: 蜂蜜 — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chinese Mandarin: 蜂蜜 (fēngmì) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chinese Mandarin: 蜜 (mì) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chinese Mandarin: 蜂糖 (fēngtáng) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Wu Chinese: 蜂蜜 — sweet substance produced by bees
• Xiang Chinese: 蜜糖 (mi6 dan2) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Chuvash: пыл (pyl) — sweet substance produced by bees
• East Circassian: фо (fo) — sweet substance produced by bees
• West Circassian: шъоу (šwowu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• West Circassian: суэу (sɛwu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ngazidja Comorian: ndjizi ya nyoshi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Cornish: mel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Corsican: mele — sweet substance produced by bees
• Crimean Tatar: bal — sweet substance produced by bees
• Czech: med — sweet substance produced by bees
• Dalmatian: mil — sweet substance produced by bees
• Danish: honning — sweet substance produced by bees
• Dargwa: варъа (varʾa) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Darkinjung: kûdyung — sweet substance produced by bees
• Daur: kyor — sweet substance produced by bees
• Dhivehi: މާމުއި (māmui) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Dutch: honing — sweet substance produced by bees
• Dzongkha: སྦྱང (sbyang) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Dzongkha: སྦྲང་རྩི (sbrang rtsi) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Egyptian: L2-t-W24:Z2 (bjt) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Erzya: медь (meď) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Erzya: поназ (ponaz) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Esperanto: mielo — sweet substance produced by bees
• Estonian: mesi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Evenki: мё̄д (mjōd) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ewe: anyĩtsi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Faroese: hunangur — sweet substance produced by bees
• Faroese: hunang — sweet substance produced by bees
• Finnish: hunaja — sweet substance produced by bees
• French: miel — sweet substance produced by bees
• North Frisian: honning — sweet substance produced by bees
• Saterland Frisian: Huunich — sweet substance produced by bees
• West-Frisian: huning — sweet substance produced by bees
• Friulian: mîl — sweet substance produced by bees
• Fula: 𞤲𞥋𞤶𞤵𞥅𞤥𞤪𞤭 — sweet substance produced by bees
• Fula: njuumri — sweet substance produced by bees
• Galician: mel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Gamilaraay: warrul — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ge'ez: መዓር (mäʿar) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Georgian: თაფლი (tapli) — sweet substance produced by bees
• German: Honig — sweet substance produced by bees
• Old High German: honag — sweet substance produced by bees
• Gothic: 𐌼𐌹𐌻𐌹𐌸 (miliþ) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Greek: μέλι (méli) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ancient Greek: μέλῐ (mélĭ) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Mycenaean Greek: 𐀕𐀪 (me-ri) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Mbya Guarani: ei — sweet substance produced by bees
• Paraguayan Guarani: eirete — sweet substance produced by bees
• Gujarati: મધુ (madhu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Haitian Creole: siwo myèl — sweet substance produced by bees
• Hausa: zama — sweet substance produced by bees
• Hawaiian: meli — sweet substance produced by bees
• Hebrew: דְּבַשׁ (dvash) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Higaonon: duga — sweet substance produced by bees
• Hiligaynon: dugos — sweet substance produced by bees
• Hindi: मधु (madhu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Hindi: शहद (śahad) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Hungarian: méz — sweet substance produced by bees
• Icelandic: hunang — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ido: mielo — sweet substance produced by bees
• Indonesian: madu — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ingrian: mesi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ingrian: meto — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ingush: моз (moz) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Interlingua: melle — sweet substance produced by bees
• Inuktitut: ᒥᓲᑦᑕᒐᖅ (misoottacaq) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Irish: mil — sweet substance produced by bees
• Old Irish: mil — sweet substance produced by bees
• Istro-Romanian: mľåre — sweet substance produced by bees
• Italian: miele — sweet substance produced by bees
• Japanese: 蜂蜜 (hachimitsu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Jarai: ia hơni — sweet substance produced by bees
• Jarawa: ləːw — sweet substance produced by bees
• Javanese: madu — sweet substance produced by bees
• Javanese: ꦩꦢꦸ (madu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Jingpho: lagat jahku — sweet substance produced by bees
• Kabyle: tament — sweet substance produced by bees
• Kalmyk: бал (bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Kamba: ũkĩ — sweet substance produced by bees
• Kambaata: malabu — sweet substance produced by bees
• Kannada: ಜೇನು (jēnu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Karelian: mezi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Kashmiri: ماچھ (māch) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Kashubian: miód — sweet substance produced by bees
• Kazakh: бал (bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Khmer: ទឹកឃ្មុំ (tɨk khmum) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Kikuyu: ũũkĩ — sweet substance produced by bees
• Komi-Permyak: ма (ma) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Komi-Zyrian: ма (ma) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Korean: 꿀 (kkul) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Korean: 봉밀 (bongmil) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Korean: 밀 (mil) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Central Kurdish: ھەنگوین (hengwîn) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Northern Kurdish: hingiv — sweet substance produced by bees
• Northern Kurdish: hingivîn — sweet substance produced by bees
• Kyrgyz: бал (bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ladin: mil — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ladino: מייל — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ladino: myel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Lao: ມະທຸ (ma thu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Lao: ນ້ໍາເຜີ້ງ (nam phœ̄ng) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Latgalian: mads — sweet substance produced by bees
• Latin: mel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Latvian: medus — sweet substance produced by bees
• Lezgi: виртӏ (virṭ) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ligurian: amê — sweet substance produced by bees
• Limburgish: honing — sweet substance produced by bees
• Lingala: nzoi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Lithuanian: medus — sweet substance produced by bees
• Lithuanian: medùs — sweet substance produced by bees
• Lombard: mel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Low German: Honnig — sweet substance produced by bees
• Luganda: bóí — sweet substance produced by bees
• Lutuv: khyitiy — sweet substance produced by bees
• Luxembourgish: Hunneg — sweet substance produced by bees
• Macedonian: мед (med) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Maguindanao: teneb — sweet substance produced by bees
• Malagasy: fandrama — sweet substance produced by bees
• Malay: madu — sweet substance produced by bees
• Malay: air lebah — sweet substance produced by bees
• Malay: manisan lebah — sweet substance produced by bees
• Malay: misan (Kedah) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Malay: nisan — sweet substance produced by bees
• Malay: ningsan — sweet substance produced by bees
• Malayalam: തേൻ (tēṉ) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Maltese: għasel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Manchu: ᡥᡳᠪᠰᡠ (hibsu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Northern Mansi: ма̄г (māg) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Manx: mill — sweet substance produced by bees
• Maranao: teneb — sweet substance produced by bees
• Marathi: मध (madh) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Eastern Mari: мӱй (müj) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Western Mari: мӱ (mü) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Megleno-Romanian: m'ari — sweet substance produced by bees
• Mingrelian: თოფური (topuri) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Miya: sùkwam — sweet substance produced by bees
• Moksha: медь (meď) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Mon: ဍာ်သဲာ (ḍāk sāy) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Mongo: mpako — sweet substance produced by bees
• Mongolian: бал (bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Mongolian: зөгийн бал (zögiin bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Mongolian: ᠪᠠᠯ (bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Mpade: mam — sweet substance produced by bees
• Nahuatl: neuctli — sweet substance produced by bees
• Nahuatl: necti — sweet substance produced by bees
• Navajo: tsísʼná bitłʼizh — sweet substance produced by bees
• Neapolitan: mmiele — sweet substance produced by bees
• Nepali: मह (maha) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Newar: कस्ति (kasti) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Norman: myi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Norman: mié — sweet substance produced by bees
• Norman: miel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Norwegian Bokmål: honning — sweet substance produced by bees
• Norwegian Nynorsk: honning — sweet substance produced by bees
• Nyungwe: uci class 14 — sweet substance produced by bees
• Occitan: mèl — sweet substance produced by bees
• Odia: ମହୁ (mahu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Church Slavic: медъ (medŭ) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Church Slavic: ⰿⰵⰴⱏ (medŭ) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Old English: huniġ — sweet substance produced by bees
• Old Norse: hunang — sweet substance produced by bees
• Old Prussian: meddo — sweet substance produced by bees
• Oromo: damma — sweet substance produced by bees
• Osage: hkilǫ́ɣemąį — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ossetian: муд (mud) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ossetian: мыд (myd) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Pali: madhu — sweet substance produced by bees
• Pannonian Rusyn: мед (med) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Pashto: ګبينه (gabinǝ́) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Pashto: شات (šāt) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Pashto: انګبين (angabín) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Pashto: شهد (šahd) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Pashto: عسل ('asál) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Pennsylvania German: Hunnich — sweet substance produced by bees
• Dari: عَسَل (asal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Dari: اَنْگَبِین (angabīn) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Dari: شَهْد (šahd) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Iranian Persian: عَسَل (asal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Iranian Persian: اَنْگُبین (angobin) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Iranian Persian: اَنْگَبین (angabin) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Iranian Persian: شَهْد (šahd) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Phoenician: 𐤍𐤐𐤕 (npt) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Plautdietsch: Honnich — sweet substance produced by bees
• Polish: miód — sweet substance produced by bees
• Polish: miód pszczeli — sweet substance produced by bees
• Portuguese: mel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Punjabi: ਮਾਖੀ (mākhī) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Punjabi: ਸ਼ਹਿਦ (śahid) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Punjabi: ماکھی (mākhī) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Punjabi: شَہَد (śahad) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Quechua: misk'i — sweet substance produced by bees
• Rarotongan: meri — sweet substance produced by bees
• Rohingya: moudu — sweet substance produced by bees
• Romagnol: mél — sweet substance produced by bees
• Romanian: miere — sweet substance produced by bees
• Romansh: mel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Romansh: mel d'avieuls — sweet substance produced by bees
• Romansh: mèl — sweet substance produced by bees
• Romansh: mèl d'aviuls — sweet substance produced by bees
• Romansh: meal — sweet substance produced by bees
• Romansh: mêl — sweet substance produced by bees
• Romansh: meil d'aviöls — sweet substance produced by bees
• Russian: мёд (mjod) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Rwanda-Rundi: ubuki — sweet substance produced by bees
• Inari-Sami: mietâ — sweet substance produced by bees
• Northern Sami: miehta — sweet substance produced by bees
• Samoan: meli — sweet substance produced by bees
• Sanskrit: मधु (madhu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Sardinian: mele — sweet substance produced by bees
• Scottish Gaelic: mil — sweet substance produced by bees
• Serbo-Croatian: ме̑д — sweet substance produced by bees
• Serbo-Croatian: mȇd — sweet substance produced by bees
• Shor: пал (pal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Sicilian: meli — sweet substance produced by bees
• Sidamo: malawo — sweet substance produced by bees
• Silesian: miód — sweet substance produced by bees
• Silesian: mjodek — sweet substance produced by bees
• Sinhalese: පැණි (pæṇi) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Sinhalese: පැනි (pæni) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Slovak: med — sweet substance produced by bees
• Slovene: med — sweet substance produced by bees
• Somali: malab — sweet substance produced by bees
• Lower Sorbian: mjod — sweet substance produced by bees
• Upper Sorbian: měd — sweet substance produced by bees
• Spanish: miel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Sranan Tongo: oni — sweet substance produced by bees
• Svan: თუ (tu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Swahili: uki — sweet substance produced by bees
• Swahili: asali — sweet substance produced by bees
• Swedish: honung — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tagalog: pulut-pukyutan — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tajik: асал (asal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tajik: шахд (šaxd) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tajik: ангубин (angubin) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Talysh: عسل (asal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tamil: தேன் (tēṉ) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tarifit: tamment — sweet substance produced by bees
• Taroko: beyuq — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tashelhit: tammnt — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tatar: бал (bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tausug: tunub — sweet substance produced by bees
• Telugu: తేనె (tēne) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tetum: bani-been — sweet substance produced by bees
• Thai: น้ําผึ้ง (nám-pʉ̂ng) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tibetan: སྦྲང་རྩི (sbrang rtsi) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tigrinya: መዓር (mäʿar) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tocharian B: mit — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tonga (Malawi): uchi class 14 — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tooro: obwoki class 14 — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tumbuka: uchi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tupinambá: eíra — sweet substance produced by bees
• Tupinambá: eireté — sweet substance produced by bees
• Turkish: bal — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ottoman Turkish: بال (bal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Turkmen: bal — sweet substance produced by bees
• Udmurt: му (mu) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Udmurt: чечы (ćećy) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ugaritic: 𐎐𐎁𐎚 (nbt) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ukrainian: мед (med) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Ukrainian: мід (mid) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Umbundu: owiki — sweet substance produced by bees
• Urdu: شَہْد (śahd) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Urdu: عَسَل ('asal) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Urdu: اَن٘گَبِین (aṅgabīn) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Urdu: مَدُھو (madhū) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Uyghur: ھەسەل (hesel) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Uzbek: asal — sweet substance produced by bees
• Venetan: miel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Veps: mezi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Vietnamese: mật ong — sweet substance produced by bees
• Vilamovian: hung — sweet substance produced by bees
• Volapük: miel — sweet substance produced by bees
• Võro: mesi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Votic: mesi — sweet substance produced by bees
• Walloon: låme — sweet substance produced by bees
• Warji: suƙwanai — sweet substance produced by bees
• Welsh: mêl — sweet substance produced by bees
• West Flemish: zêem — sweet substance produced by bees
• Winnebago: heezik taanįžu — sweet substance produced by bees
• Wolaytta: eessaa — sweet substance produced by bees
• Xerénte: ke — sweet substance produced by bees
• Yakut: мүөт (müöt) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Yao (Africa): uci class 14 — sweet substance produced by bees
• Yiddish: האָניק (honik) — sweet substance produced by bees
• Yup'ik: paatakaarngalnguq — sweet substance produced by bees
• Zazaki: hıngımên — sweet substance produced by bees
• Bulgarian: мед (med) — variety of honey
• Finnish: hunaja — variety of honey
• Finnish: hunajalaatu — variety of honey
• Bulgarian: сладост (sladost) — something sweet or desirable
• Catalan: dolçor — something sweet or desirable
• Finnish: makeus — something sweet or desirable
• Spanish: dulzura — something sweet or desirable
• Swahili: asali — something sweet or desirable
• Amharic: ማር (mar) — term of affection — see also darling
• Arabic: حَبِيبِي (ḥabībī) — term of affection — see also darling
• Arabic: عَزِيزَتِي (ʕazīzatī) — term of affection — see also darling
• Armenian: սիրելիս (sirelis) — term of affection — see also darling
• Bulgarian: мил (mil) — term of affection — see also darling
• Bulgarian: мила (mila) — term of affection — see also darling
• Bulgarian: мило (milo) — term of affection — see also darling
• Chinese Mandarin: 寶貝 /宝贝 (bǎobèi) — term of affection — see also darling
• Chinese Mandarin: 親愛的 /亲爱的 — term of affection — see also darling
• Chinese Mandarin: 哈你 (hānǐ) — term of affection — see also darling
• Czech: miláček — term of affection — see also darling
• Czech: drahoušek — term of affection — see also darling
• Czech: zlatíčko — term of affection — see also darling
• Danish: skat — term of affection — see also darling
• Erzya: вечкемнем (večkemnem) — term of affection — see also darling
• Esperanto: karulo — term of affection — see also darling
• Esperanto: karulino — term of affection — see also darling
• Estonian: kallis — term of affection — see also darling
• Finnish: kultaseni — term of affection — see also darling
• Greek: γλύκα (glýka) — term of affection — see also darling
• Greek: γλυκιά (glykiá) — term of affection — see also darling
• Gujarati: દીકું (dīkũ) — term of affection — see also darling
• Hebrew: מותק — term of affection — see also darling
• Hebrew: מֹתֶק (motek) — term of affection — see also darling
• Hebrew: חַבִּיבִּי (khabíbi) — term of affection — see also darling
• Hebrew: חביבתי (habibati) — term of affection — see also darling
• Ido: karo — term of affection — see also darling
• Ingrian: kultoin — term of affection — see also darling
• Italian: carino — term of affection — see also darling
• Italian: tesoro — term of affection — see also darling
• Italian: gioia — term of affection — see also darling
• Japanese: ハニー (hāni) — term of affection — see also darling
• Japanese: あなた (anata) — term of affection — see also darling
• Korean: 여보 (yeobo) — term of affection — see also darling
• Korean: 자기 (jagi) — term of affection — see also darling
• Central Kurdish: ڕۆڵە (rolle) — term of affection — see also darling
• Latin: mel — term of affection — see also darling
• Latvian: mīļais — term of affection — see also darling
• Latvian: mīļā — term of affection — see also darling
• Macedonian: шеќерче (šeḱerče) — term of affection — see also darling
• Iranian Persian: عَزیزَم (azizam) — term of affection — see also darling
• Portuguese: querida — term of affection — see also darling
• Portuguese: querido — term of affection — see also darling
• Russian: ду́шенька (dúšenʹka) — term of affection — see also darling
• Russian: голу́бушка (golúbuška) — term of affection — see also darling
• Russian: ми́лая (mílaja) — term of affection — see also darling
• Scottish Gaelic: rùn — term of affection — see also darling
• Scottish Gaelic: rùnag — term of affection — see also darling
• Spanish: cariño — term of affection — see also darling
• Spanish: tesoro — term of affection — see also darling
• Spanish: cari — term of affection — see also darling
• Spanish: cielo — term of affection — see also darling
• Swahili: asali — term of affection — see also darling
• Tamil: தேனே (tēṉē) — term of affection — see also darling
• Tamil: செந்தேன் (centēṉ) — term of affection — see also darling
• Turkish: balım — term of affection — see also darling
• Turkish: tatlım — term of affection — see also darling
• Turkish: canım — term of affection — see also darling
• Arabic: عَسَل (ʕəsəl) — informal: attractive woman
• Arabic: عَسُّولَة (ʕəssulə) — informal: attractive woman
• Bulgarian: мацка (macka) — informal: attractive woman
• Bulgarian: маце (mace) — informal: attractive woman
• Bulgarian: мадама (madama) — informal: attractive woman
• Finnish: misu — informal: attractive woman
• Polish: laska — informal: attractive woman
• Swahili: asali — informal: attractive woman
• Arabic: عَسَلِيّ (ʕasaliyy) — color
• Bulgarian: меден (meden) — color
• Crimean Tatar: bal — color
• Finnish: hunajankeltainen — color
• Greek: μελί (melí) — color
• Greek: μελόχρουν (melóchroun) — color
• Polish: (kolor) miodowy — color
• Portuguese: mel — color
• Romanian: mieriu — color
• Russian: медо́вый (medóvyj) — color
• Spanish: miel — color
• Swahili: asali — color
• Turkish: bal rengi — color