- Aghwan: 𐔽𐔰𐕀𐔼 (ˁaxi)
- Ainu: トゥイマ (tuyma)
- Albanian: larg (sq)
- Amharic: ሩቅ (am) (ruḳ)
- Arabic: بَعِيد (ar) (baʕīd)
- Egyptian Arabic: بعيد m (beʕīd), بعيدة f (beʕīda), بعاد pl (buʕād)
- Hijazi Arabic: بعيد (baʕīd)
- Moroccan Arabic: بعيد m (bʕīd), بعيدة f (bʕīda), بعاد pl (bʕād).
- Armenian: հեռու (hy) (heṙu)
- Ashkun: sadu
- Assamese: please add this translation if you can
- Azerbaijani: uzaq (az)
- Bashkir: алыҫ (alıś), йыраҡ (yıraq)
- Belarusian: далёкі (daljóki)
- Bengali: দুরে (dure), দূর (bn) (dur)
- Bikol Central: harayo (bcl)
- Bouyei: jail
- Brunei Malay: jauh
- Bulgarian: дале́чен (bg) (daléčen)
- Burmese: ဝေးကွာ (my) (we:kwa)
- Buryat: холо (xolo)
- Catalan: llunyà (ca)
- Cebuano: layo
- Central Melanau: jauk
- Cherokee: ᎢᎾ (ina)
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 遠／远 (jyun5)
- Eastern Min: 远 (huon)
- Hokkien: 遠／远 (zh-min-nan) (hn̄g / hňg / hūiⁿ / oán)
- Mandarin: 遠的／远的 (zh) (yuǎn de), 遠離的／远离的 (zh) (yuǎnlí de), 更遠的／更远的 (zh) (gèngyuǎn de)
- Crimean Tatar: erek
- Czech: daleký (cs)
- Danish: langt borte, fjern (da)
- Dutch: ver (nl)
- Erzya: васолдонь (vasoldoń)
- Esperanto: fora
- Estonian: kauge
- Even: гор (gor)
- Evenki: горо (goro)
- Finnish: kaukainen (fi), kaukana oleva, etäinen (fi)
- French: lointain (fr), éloigné (fr), reculé (fr)
- Friulian: lontan
- Galician: remoto, afastado
- Georgian: შორეული (šoreuli)
- German: fern (de), weit entfernt (de), (far away) weit weg
- Greek: μακριά (el) (makriá)
- Ancient Greek: μακρός (makrós)
- Guaraní: mombyry
- Haitian Creole: lontan
- Hawaiian: mamao
- Hebrew: רחוק (he) (rakhók)
- Higaonon: madiyo
- Hindi: दूर (hi) (dūr)
- Hungarian: messze (hu), messzi (hu)
- Icelandic: fjarri
- Ido: distanta (io)
- Igbo: anya (ig)
- Indonesian: jauh (id)
- Irish: fada
- Isan: please add this translation if you can
- Italian: lontano (it)
- Japanese: 遠い (ja) (とおい, tōi), 遥かな (ja) (はるかな, haruka na)
- Kamkata-viri: bādūř
- Kashubian: daleczi
- Kazakh: алыс (kk) (alys)
- Khinalug: узах (uzaχ)
- Khmer: ឆ្ងាយ (km) (chngaay)
- Kikai: 遠さい (と゚ぅーさい, θūsai)
- Korean: 먼 (ko) (meon), 멀다 (ko) (meolda) (predicative)
- Kryts: йукъта
- Kumyk: узакъдагъы (uzaqdağı), йыракъдагъы (yıraqdağı)
- Kunigami: 遠せん (とぅーせん, tūsen)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: دوور (ckb) (dûr)
- Northern Kurdish: dûr (ku)
- Ladino: leshos, londji (Monastir, Sarajevo)
- Lao: ໄກ (lo) (kai)
- Latgalian: tuols, tuoleims m, tuoleima f
- Latin: procul (la), remōtus (la)
- Latvian: tāls, tālu
- Lezgi: йаргъа (jarġa)
- Lithuanian: tolimas
- Lü: ᦺᦂ (k̇ay)
- Macedonian: далечен (dalečen)
- Maguindanao: mawatan
- Malay: jauh (ms)
- Malayalam: ദൂര (ml) (dūra)
- Maltese: bgħid m, mbiegħed m.
- Mambae: ro
- Manchu: ᡤᠣᡵᠣ (goro)
- Maranao: mawatan
- Miyako: 遠 (とぅー, tū)
- Mon: ဇ္ၚဲ (jṅay)
- Mongolian: хол (mn) (xol)
- Nahuatl: ueca (nah)
- Neapolitan: luntano
- Northern Amami Ōshima: 遠さり (と゚ぅーさり, θūsari)
- Northern Ohlone: wat̄inik
- Norwegian: langt borte, fjern (no)
- Occitan: luènh (oc)
- Okinawan: 遠さん (とぅーさん, tūsan)
- Okinoerabu: 遠さん (とぅーさん, tūsan)
- Papiamentu: leu
- Pashto: لرې (lëre)
- Persian: دور (fa) (dur)
- Polabian: dolĕk
- Polish: daleki (pl) m
- Portuguese: longe (pt), distante (pt)
- Quechua: karu
- Romani: dur
- Romanian: departe (ro), îndepărtat (ro)
- Russian: далёкий (ru) (daljókij), да́льний (ru) (dálʹnij)
- Sanskrit: दूर (sa) (dūrá)
- Scots: faur
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: далек
- Roman: dalek (sh)
- Seri: aamo (intermediate distance, a bit far)
- Shan: please add this translation if you can
- Sicilian: luntanu (scn)
- Slovak: ďaleký
- Slovene: dáleč (sl)
- Somali: fog, dheer
- Sorbian:
- Lower Sorbian: daloki
- Upper Sorbian: daloki
- Southern Amami Ōshima: 遠さむっ (とぅーさむっ, tūsam)
- Spanish: lejano (es), ulterior (es) m or f
- Sundanese: tebih
- Swahili: mbali (sw)
- Swedish: fjärran (sv), långt bort (sv), avlägsen (sv)
- Tagalog: malayo
- Tajik: дур (tg) (dur)
- Talysh:
- Asalemi: دور (dur)
- Tamil: தூரமான (tūramāṉa)
- Tarantino: lundane
- Telugu: దూరము (te) (dūramu)
- Tetum: dook
- Thai: ไกล (th) (glai)
- Tigre: ሩዩም (ruyum)
- Tocharian B: akañce
- Tokunoshima: 遠さい (とぅーさい, tūsai)
- Tregami: sudu
- Turkish: uzak (tr), ırak (tr)
- Turkmen: uzak
- Udi: аъхиъл (a̱χi̱l)
- Ukrainian: дале́кий (uk) (dalékyj)
- Urdu: دور (dūr)
- Uzbek: uzoq (uz)
- Vietnamese: xa (vi), xa xôi (vi)
- Waigali: sūdi
- Walloon: å lon (wa) n
- Welsh: pell (cy)
- West Frisian: fier (fy)
- Western Bukidnon Manobo: meziyu'
- White Hmong: deb
- Yaeyama: 遠さん (とぅーさん, tūsan)
- Yakut: ыраах (ıraaq)
- Yonaguni: 遠ん (とぅーん, tūn)
- Yoron: 遠さん (とぅーさん, tūsan)
- Yoruba: jinnà
- Zazaki: dur, ata
- Zealandic: varre
- Zhuang: gyae
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