- Afrikaans: apteker (af)
- Albanian: farmacist (sq) m
- Arabic: صَيْدَلِيّ m (ṣaydaliyy), صَيْدَلَانِيّ m (ṣaydalāniyy)
- Armenian: դեղագործ (hy) (deġagorc)
- Azerbaijani: əczaçı (az)
- Belarusian: аптэ́кар m (aptékar), аптэ́карка f (aptékarka), фармацэ́ўт m (farmacéŭt)
- Bulgarian: фармаце́вт m (farmacévt), аптека́р (bg) m (aptekár)
- Catalan: farmacèutic (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 藥劑師／药剂师 (zh) (yàojìshī), 藥師／药师 (zh) (yàoshī)
- Czech: lékárník (cs) m, farmaceut (cs) m
- Danish: apoteker (da) c, farmaceut (da) c, farmakonom (da) c
- Dutch: apotheker (nl) m, apothekeres (nl) f
- Estonian: apteeker (et), farmatseut
- Finnish: apteekkari (fi), proviisori (fi), farmaseutti (fi)
- French: pharmacien (fr) m, pharmacienne (fr) f, apothicaire (fr) (obsolete)
- Galician: farmacéutico (gl) m
- Georgian: ფარმაცევტი (parmacevṭi), მეაფთიაქე (meaptiake)
- German: Apotheker (de) m, Apothekerin (de) f
- Greek: φαρμακοποιός (el) m (farmakopoiós)
- Ancient: φαρμακοπώλης m (pharmakopṓlēs)
- Hebrew: רוֹקֵחַ (he) m (rokéakh)
- Hindi: औषधकार m (auṣadhkār)
- Hungarian: patikus (hu), gyógyszertári eladó
- Icelandic: apótekari m, lyfsali m
- Indonesian: apoteker (id), farmasis
- Irish: poitigéir m, cógaiseoir m
- Italian: farmacista (it) m or f
- Japanese: 薬剤師 (ja) (やくざいし, yakuzaishi), 薬屋 (ja) (くすりや, kusuriya) (place or person)
- Kazakh: дәріханашы (därıxanaşy), фармацевт (farmasevt)
- Khmer: ឱសថការី (ʼaosɑt kaarəy), ឱសថការិនី (ʼaosɑt kaarenəy) (female)
- Korean: 약사(藥師) (ko) (yaksa), 약제사(藥劑師) (ko) (yakjesa)
- Kyrgyz: аптекарь (ky) (aptekar)
- Lao: please add this translation if you can
- Latin: pharmacopola
- Latvian: aptiekārs m
- Lithuanian: vaistininkas (lt) m, vaistininkė f
- Macedonian: аптекар m (aptekar), аптекарка f (aptekarka), фармаце́вт m (farmacévt), фармаце́втка f (farmacévtka)
- Maltese: spiżjar m
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: эм зүйч (em züjč), эм найруулагч (em najruulagč)
- Navajo: azeeʼ baa nahaniihí
- Norman: apotitchi m
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: farmasøyt m, apoteker (no) m
- Nynorsk: apotekar m, farmasøyt m
- Persian: داروساز (fa) (dârusâz), داروگر (fa) (dârugar) (archaic)
- Polish: aptekarz (pl) m, aptekarka (pl) f
- Portuguese: farmacêutico (pt) m
- Romanian: farmacist (ro) m, farmacistă (ro) f
- Russian: фармаце́вт (ru) m (farmacévt), апте́карь (ru) m (aptékarʹ), апте́карша (ru) f (aptékarša)
- Scots: pottinger (obsolete)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: апотѐка̄р m
- Roman: apotèkār (sh) m
- Slovak: lekárnik m, farmaceut m
- Slovene: lekarnar m, lekarnarka f
- Spanish: farmacéutico (es) m, farmacéutica (es) f, boticario (es) m
- Swahili: mfamasia
- Swedish: apotekare (sv) c
- Tajik: дорусоз (dorusoz)
- Thai: เภสัชกร (th) (pee-sàt-chá-gɔɔn)
- Turkish: eczacı (tr)
- Ugaritic: 𐎗𐎖𐎈 (rqḥ)
- Ukrainian: апте́кар (uk) m (aptékar), апте́карка (uk) f (aptékarka)
- Urdu: دَوا ساز m (davā-sāz)
- Uzbek: aptekachi (uz), aptekar, farmatsevt (uz)
- Vietnamese: dược sĩ (vi) (藥士), dược sư (藥師)
- Volapük: (♂♀) pötekan (vo), (♂) hipötekan, (♀) jipötekan (vo), (♂♀) drogan (vo), (♂) hidrogan, (♀) jidrogan
- Welsh: fferyllydd (cy) m or f
- West Frisian: apoteker m
- Yiddish: אַפּטייקער m (apteyker), אַפּטייקערין f (apteykerin)
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