| Different Languages | Word Honey |
|---|---|
| Albanian | mjaltë |
| Basque | eztia |
| Belarusian | мёд |
| Bosnian | med |
| Bulgarian | пчелен мед |
| Catalan | mel |
| Croatian | med |
| Czech | Miláček |
| Danish | honning |
| Dutch | honing |
| Estonian | mesi |
| Finnish | hunaja |
| French | mon chéri |
| Galician | mel |
| German | Honig |
| Greek | μέλι (méli) |
| Hungarian | édesem |
| Icelandic | hunang |
| Irish | mil |
| Italian | miele |
| Latvian | medus |
| Lithuanian | medus |
| Macedonian | мед |
| Maltese | għasel |
| Norwegian | honning |
| Polish | kochanie |
| Portuguese | mel |
| Romanian | Miere |
| Russian | мед (myod) |
| Serbian | мед (med) |
| Slovak | med |
| Slovenian | medu |
| Spanish | miel |
| Swedish | honung |
| Ukrainian | мед (med) |
| Welsh | mêl |
| Yiddish | האָניק |
| Armenian | մեղր |
| Azerbaijani | bal |
| Bengali | মধু |
| Chinese Simplified | 蜜糖 (mì táng) |
| Chinese Traditional | 蜜糖 (mì táng) |
| Georgian | თაფლი |
| Gujarati | મધ |
| Hindi | शहद |
| Hmong | zib ntab |
| Japanese | はちみつ |
| Kannada | ಜೇನುತುಪ್ಪ |
| Kazakh | бал |
| Khmer | ទឹកឃ្មុំ |
| Korean | 꿀 (kkul) |
| Lao | ້ໍາເຜີ້ງ |
| Malayalam | തേന് |
| Marathi | मध |
| Mongolian | зөгийн бал |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ပျားရည် |
| Nepali | मह |
| Sinhala | මී පැණි |
| Tajik | асал |
| Tamil | தேன் |
| Telugu | తేనె |
| Thai | น้ำผึ้ง |
| Turkish | bal |
| Urdu | شہد |
| Uzbek | asal |
| Vietnamese | mật ong |
| Arabic | عسل (easal) |
| Hebrew | דבש |
| Persian | عسل |
| Afrikaans | heuning |
| Chichewa | uchi |
| Hausa | zuma |
| Igbo | mmanụ aṅụ |
| Sesotho | mahe a linotši |
| Somali | malab |
| Swahili | asali |
| Yoruba | oyin |
| Zulu | uju |
| Cebuano | dugos |
| Filipino | pulot |
| Indonesian | madu |
| Javanese | madu |
| Malagasy | tantely |
| Malay | madu |
| Maori | honi |
| Esperanto | mielo |
| Haitian Creole | siwo myèl |
| Latin | mel |
Carlos Villa holds an MA from Hardin Simmons University and is a certified translator with a passion for languages. As a dedicated linguist, he continually seeks to expand his knowledge of diverse languages and cultures. Carlos is also a prominent contributor to “The Different Languages,” where he shares his expertise and love for linguistic exploration with a broad audience.