| Different Languages | Word Night |
|---|---|
| Albanian | natë |
| Basque | gauean |
| Belarusian | ноч |
| Bosnian | noć |
| Bulgarian | нощ |
| Catalan | nit |
| Croatian | noć |
| Czech | noc |
| Danish | nat |
| Dutch | nacht |
| Estonian | öö |
| Finnish | yö- |
| French | nuit |
| Galician | noite |
| German | Nacht- |
| Greek | Νύχτα (Nýchta) |
| Hungarian | éjszaka |
| Icelandic | nótt |
| Irish | oíche |
| Italian | notte |
| Latvian | nakts |
| Lithuanian | naktis |
| Macedonian | ноќ |
| Maltese | lejl |
| Norwegian | natt |
| Polish | noc |
| Portuguese | noite |
| Romanian | noapte |
| Russian | ночь (noch') |
| Serbian | ноћ (noch) |
| Slovak | noc |
| Slovenian | noč |
| Spanish | noche |
| Swedish | natt |
| Ukrainian | ніч (nich) |
| Welsh | nos |
| Yiddish | נאַכט |
| Armenian | գիշեր |
| Azerbaijani | gecə |
| Bengali | রাত |
| Chinese Simplified | 晚 (wǎn) |
| Chinese Traditional | 晚 (wǎn) |
| Georgian | ღამე |
| Gujarati | રાત |
| Hindi | रात |
| Hmong | hmo ntuj |
| Japanese | 夜 |
| Kannada | ರಾತ್ರಿ |
| Kazakh | түн |
| Khmer | យប់ |
| Korean | 밤 (bam) |
| Lao | ໃນຕອນກາງຄືນ |
| Malayalam | രാത്രി |
| Marathi | रात्री |
| Mongolian | шөнийн |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ည |
| Nepali | रात |
| Sinhala | රෑ |
| Tajik | шаб |
| Tamil | இரவு |
| Telugu | రాత్రి |
| Thai | กลางคืน |
| Turkish | gece |
| Urdu | رات |
| Uzbek | tun |
| Vietnamese | đêm |
| Arabic | ليل (layl) |
| Hebrew | לַיְלָה |
| Persian | شب |
| Afrikaans | nag |
| Chichewa | usiku |
| Hausa | dare |
| Igbo | abalị |
| Sesotho | bosiu |
| Somali | habeenkii |
| Swahili | usiku |
| Yoruba | night |
| Zulu | ubusuku |
| Cebuano | gabii |
| Filipino | gabi |
| Indonesian | malam |
| Javanese | wengi |
| Malagasy | alina |
| Malay | malam |
| Maori | po |
| Esperanto | nokto |
| Haitian Creole | lannwit |
| Latin | noctis |
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.