Gold – English
Oro – Spanish
Or – French
Gold – German
Oro – Italian
Ouro – Portuguese
金 (Jīn) – Chinese (Mandarin)
金 (Kin) – Japanese
금 (Geum) – Korean
Золото (Zoloto) – Russian
Altın – Turkish
ذهب (Dhahab) – Arabic
Guld – Swedish
Guld – Danish
Oro – Galician
Zlato – Czech
Zlato – Croatian
Zlato – Serbian
Gold – Dutch
Oro – Romanian
Guld – Norwegian
Aur – Hindi
Suno – Filipino
Kīrī – Maori
Säräp – Kurdish
Zlato – Slovene
Aurum – Latin
Goldu – Welsh
Bling – English (slang)
Złoto – Polish
Aur – Bengali
Gelo – Asturian
Lari – Hausa
Gulda – Swahili
Au – French (chemical symbol)
Oro – Basque
Kinte – Somali
Zoloto – Ukrainian
Gild – Icelandic
Gold – Afrikaans
Auru – Latvian
Oro – Catalan
Kash – Uzbek
Aurum – Romanian (alternative)
Złoto – Kashubian
Gold – Scottish Gaelic
Guilde – Walloon
Deng – Mandarin (informal)
Altyn – Kazakh
Guld – Faroese
Aurum – Old English
Guld – Icelandic (alternative)
Zoloto – Belarusian
Goldu – Frisian
Zoloto – Tatar
Gold – Albanian
Or – Swiss German
Zlaté – Slovak
Zlato – Sorbian
Złoto – Silesian
Kis – Tibetan
Zar – Armenian
Gol – Persian
Zolot – Kalmyk
Goldu – Low German
Gudu – Kanuri
Zoloto – Komi
Zlato – Frisian (alternative)
Gold – Avar
Zlato – Carpathian Romani
Zolota – Yiddish
Aurum – Ancient Greek
Auri – Samoan
Zola – Gikuyu
Oro – Occitan
Zoloto – Komi-Permyak
Au – Latin (symbol)
Gold – Tagalog
Yeng – Yoruba
Zlato – Walloon
Oro – Neapolitan
Or – Swiss Italian
Luu – Filipino (informal)
Ouro – Mirandese
Dore – Armenian (alternative)
Aureus – Latin (historical)
Zoloto – Mari
Goldu – Georgian
Zloty – Polish (historical)
Zlato – Koryak
Głód – Kashubian
Aurum – German (historical)
Auran – Ndebele
Zolota – Scots Gaelic
Zlatko – Serbo-Croatian
Au – English (chemistry)
Zlata – Silesian (alternative)
Oro – Friulian
Gold – Hebrew
Zlaty – Ukrainian