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- Japanese: 姉 (ja) (あね, ane), お姉さん (ja) (おねえさん, onēsan) (honorific), 姉ちゃん (ねえちゃん, nēchan) (familiar)
- Kannada: ಅಕ್ಕ (kn) (akka)
- Kapampangan: atsi, achi
- Korean: 누나 (ko) (nuna) (of a male), 언니 (ko) (eonni) (of a female)
- Kunigami: しじゃー (shijā)
- Kyrgyz: эже (ky) (ece)
- Lao: ເອື້ອຍ (’ư̄a nya)
- Malay: kakak (ms)
- Malayalam: സഹോദരി (ml) (sahōdari)
- Maori: tuahine (of a male), tuakana (of a female)
- Mongolian: эгч (mn) (egč)
- Northern Amami-Oshima: せざ (seza)
- Okinawan: しーじゃ (shīja), しーじゃをぅない (shīja wunai) (of a male), 女子しーじゃ (ゐなぐしーじゃ, winagu shīja), うふあばー (ufu abā) (oldest sister; used by commoners), うふんみー (ufunmī) (oldest sister of a shizoku)
- Sinhalese: අක්කා (akkā)
- Sotho: ausi
- Tagalog: ate (tl)
- Tamil: அக்கா (ta) (akkā)
- Taos: tùtúna
- Tatar: апа (tt) (apa)
- Telugu: అక్క (te) (akka)
- Turkish: abla (tr)
- Uyghur: ئاچا (ug) (acha), ھەدە (hede)
- Vietnamese: chị (vi)
- Yaeyama: しじゃ (shija)
- Yonaguni: すだ (suda)
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