- Arabic: كُزْبَرَة f (kuzbara)
- Armenian: գինձ (hy) (ginj)
- Old Armenian: գինձ (ginj)
- Azerbaijani: keşniş (az)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 芫荽 (zh) (yuánsuī), 香菜 (zh) (xiāngcài)
- Cornish: koriander m, losowen an bara f
- Czech: koriandr (cs) m
- Danish: koriander (da)
- Dhivehi: ކޮތަނބިރ (kotaᵐbir)
- Finnish: korianteri (fi)
- French: coriandre (fr)
- Georgian: ქინძი (kinʒi)
- German: Koriander (de) m
- Greek: κόλιαντρος (el) m (kóliantros)
- Hebrew: כֻּסְבָּרָה (he) f (kusbara)
- Hiligaynon: kulantro
- Hungarian: koriander (hu)
- Indonesian: ketumbar (id)
- Italian: coriandolo (it) m
- Japanese: コリアンダー (ja) (koriandā)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: گژنیژ (gijnîj)
- Malay: ketumbar (ms)
- Norwegian: koriander (no)
- Ossetian: киндзӕ (kinʒæ)
- Persian: گشنیز (fa) (gešniz)
- Polish: kolendra (pl) f
- Portuguese: coentro (pt) m
- Romanian: coriandru (ro) m
- Russian: кориа́ндр (ru) m (koriándr), кинза́ (ru) f (kinzá)
- Serbo-Croatian: korijandar (sh), korijander
- Slovene: koriander (sl) m
- Spanish: cilantro (es) m, coriandro m
- Swedish: koriander (sv) c
- Tagalog: wansoy
- Tamil: கொத்தமல்லி (ta) (kottamalli)
- Telugu: ధనియాలు (te) (dhaniyālu)
- Thai: ผักชี (th)
- Turkish: kişniş (tr)
- Volapük: koriand, (older term) korien, (seed) koriandasid, (older term) korienasid, (oil) koriandasids, (older term) korienasids, (oil) koriandaleül, (older term) korienaleül
- Yiddish: פֿעלד־גליאַנדער (feld-glyander)
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