- Arabic: رَشَّاشَةْ الْمِلْح f (raššāšat al-milḥ)
- South Levantine Arabic: مملحة f (mamlaḥa)
- Armenian: աղաման (hy) (ałaman)
- Asturian: saleru m
- Azerbaijani: duzqabı, nəməkdan
- Basque: gatzontzi
- Bulgarian: со́лница (bg) f (sólnica)
- Catalan: saler (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 鹽瓶／盐瓶 (zh) (yánpíng)
- Czech: slánka (cs) f, solnička (cs) f
- Danish: saltbøsse (da) c
- Dutch: zoutvaatje (nl)
- Emilian: salèin m, salarôl m (Bolognese), salén m (Modenese)
- Esperanto: salujo
- Estonian: soolatoos
- Finnish: suolasirotin (fi)
- French: salière (fr) f
- Galician: saleiro (gl) m
- Georgian: სამარილე (samarile)
- German: Salzstreuer (de) m, Salzfässchen (de) n
- Greek: αλατιέρα (el) f (alatiéra)
- Hebrew: מלחייה \ מִלְחִיָּה (he) f (milkhiyá)
- Hungarian: sótartó (hu)
- Ido: saluyo (io)
- Italian: saliera (it) f, spargisale (it) m
- Japanese: 塩入れ (しおいれ, shioire)
- Kashubian: solnica f
- Komi-Permyak: совдоз (sovdoz)
- Korean: 소금병 (sogeumbyeong)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: خوێدان (ku) (xwêdan)
- Northern Kurdish: xwêdank (ku)
- Latin: salīnum n
- Lithuanian: druskinė
- Macedonian: соларник m (solarnik)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: saltbøsse m or f
- Nynorsk: saltbøsse f, saltbørse f
- Persian: نمکدان (fa) (namakdân)
- Plautdietsch: Soltstreia m
- Polish: solniczka (pl) f
- Portuguese: saleiro (pt) m
- Romansch: salarin m
- Russian: соло́нка (ru) f (solónka)
- Samogitian: droskėnė
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: сланик m, соланик m, тузлук m
- Roman: slanik (sh) m, solanik m, tuzluk (sh) m
- Slovak: soľnička f
- Spanish: salero (es) m
- Swedish: saltkar (sv) n
- Turkish: tuzluk (tr)
- Ukrainian: сільни́чка f (silʹnýčka), сільни́ця f (silʹnýcja), соля́нка f (soljánka) (rare)
- Vietnamese: (please verify) lọ rắc muối
- Walloon: sånî (wa) m
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