- Aari: tabzá
- Abkhaz: бжьба (bžba)
- Acehnese: tujôh
- Adyghe: блы (blə)
- Afar: malcíin
- Afrikaans: sewe (af)
- Ahom: 𑜋𑜢𑜄𑜫 (chit)
- Ainu: アㇻワン (arwan)
- Aiton: please add this translation if you can
- Akan: ason, asong
- Aklanon: pito
- Albanian: shtatë (sq)
- Aleut: uluung
- Alutiiq: mallrungin
- American Sign Language:
- Amharic: ሰባት (am) (säbat) (numeral: ፯ (7))
- Apache:
- Western Apache: gosts'idi
- Arabic: سَبْعَة (ar) (sabʕa), (numeral: ٧ (7))
- Egyptian Arabic: سبعة (sabaʕa)
- Aragonese: siet, siete, set
- Aramaic:
- Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܫܲܒ݂ܥܵܐ m (šāwʿa), ܫܒ݂ܲܥ f (šwāʿ)
- Classical Syriac: ܫܒܥܐ m (šaḇʿā), ܫܒܥ f (šəḇaʿ)
- Jewish Babylonian Aramaic: שִׁבְעָא m (šiḇʿā), שְׁבַע f (šəḇaʿ)
- Western Neo-Aramaic: ܫܒܥܐ m (šobʿa), ܐܫܒܥ f (ʾešbaʿ)
- Argobba: ሳኢንት (sa'int)
- Armenian: յոթ (hy) (yotʻ)
- Old Armenian: եօթն (eōtʻn)
- Aromanian: shapti, shapte
- Asi: pito
- Assamese: সাত (xat) (numeral: ৭)
- Asturian: siete (ast)
- Atong (India): sene
- Avar: анкьго (ankkˡʼgo)
- Aymara: paqallqu
- Azerbaijani: yeddi (az)
- Balinese: pitu
- Banjarese: pitu (bjn)
- Bashkir: ете (yete)
- Basque: zazpi (eu)
- Bassa: mɛ̀nɛ̌ìn-sɔ̃́
- Belarusian: сем (be) (sjem), (collective) сямёра (sjamjóra)
- Bengali: সাত (bn) (śat) (numeral: ৭)
- Bhojpuri: सात (sāt)
- Big Nambas: isaru
- Bikol Central: pito (bcl)
- Bislama: seven
- Breton: seizh (br)
- Brunei Malay: tujuh
- Budukh: йийиб (jijib), йийид (jijid)
- Buginese: pitu
- Bulgarian: се́дем (bg) (sédem)
- Burmese: ခုနစ် (my) (hku.nac) (numeral: ၇ (my) (7))
- Buryat: долоон (doloon)
- Carpathian Rusyn: сім (sim)
- Catalan: set (ca)
- Cebuano: pito
- Cèmuhî: bwö mu alo wön
- Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵙⴰ (sa)
- Central Dusun: turu
- Central Sierra Miwok: kenék·aky-
- Chakma: please add this translation if you can
- Cham:
- Eastern Cham: please add this translation if you can
- Western Cham: please add this translation if you can
- Chamicuro: kanchis
- Champenois: sote
- Chechen: ворхӏ (vorh)
- Cherokee: ᎦᎵᏉᎩ (galiquogi)
- Chichewa: sanu n'ziwiri
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 七 (yue) (cat1)
- Dungan: чи (či)
- Eastern Min: 七 (chék)
- Hakka: 七 (chhit)
- Hokkien: 七 (zh-min-nan) (chhit) (Xiamen)
- Mandarin: 七 (zh) (qī) (numeral: 柒 (zh) (qī))
- Wu: 七
- Xiang: 七 (ci6)
- Chinook Jargon: sinamakwst
- Chukchi: ӈэръамытлыӈэн (ṇėrʺamytlyṇėn)
- Chuukese: fis, fisu, fuchö, fumön
- Chuvash: ҫиччӗ (śiččĕ), ҫичӗ (śič̬ĕ), ҫич (śič)
- Classical Nahuatl: chicōme
- Coptic: ϣⲁϣϥ (šašf)
- Cornish: seyth
- Corsican: setti (co)
- Cree: tepakohp
- Crimean Tatar: yedi
- Cuyunon: pito
- Czech: sedm (cs)
- Dalmatian: sapto
- Danish: syv (da)
- Dena'ina: qents'ughi'i
- Dhivehi: ހަތް (hat̊)
- Dolgan: һэттэ (hette)
- Drung: seunyit
- Dupaningan Agta: pitu
- Dutch: zeven (nl)
- Dzongkha: བདུན (bdun)
- Erzya: сисем (śiśem)
- Esperanto: sep (eo)
- Estonian: seitse (et)
- Even: надан (nadan)
- Evenki: надан (nadan)
- Extremaduran: sieti
- Faroese: sjey (fo)
- Fataluku: fitu
- Fijian: vitu (fj)
- Finnish: seitsemän (fi)
- Forest Enets: сԑˮу
- Forest Nenets: шеˮв (šyeqw)
- French: sept (fr)
- Friulian: siet
- Galician: sete (gl)
- Garifuna: sedü
- Ge'ez: ሰብዐቱ m (säbʿätu), ሰብዑ f (säbʿu) (numeral: ፯ (7))
- Georgian: შვიდი (ka) (švidi)
- German: sieben (de)
- Gilaki: هفت (haft)
- Gilbertese: itiua
- Gothic: 𐍃𐌹𐌱𐌿𐌽 (sibun)
- Greek: επτά (el) (eptá), ζ΄ (numeral)
- Ancient: ἑπτά (heptá), ζ΄ (numeral)
- Greenlandic: arfineq marluk
- Guaraní: pokõi
- Gujarati: સાત (gu) (sāt) (numeral: ૭)
- Haitian Creole: sèt
- Hausa: bakwài
- Hawaiian: hiku, ʻehiku
- Hebrew: שֶׁבַע (he) f (sheva) (used in counting), שִׁבְעָה (he) m (shiv'a)
- Higaonon: pito
- Hiligaynon: pito
- Hindi: सात (hi) (sāt) (numeral: ७ (hi) (7)), सत (hi) (sat), सप्त (hi) (sapt)
- Hlai: tou
- Hopi: tsangeʼ
- Hungarian: hét (hu)
- Hunsrik: sieve
- Icelandic: sjö (is)
- Ido: sep (io)
- Igbo: asaa (ig)
- Ilocano: pito
- Indonesian: tujuh (id)
- Ingrian: seitsen
- Interlingua: septe (ia)
- Iranun: pitu
- Irish: seacht (ga)
- Isnag: pitto
- Istriot: siete, sjete
- Istro-Romanian: șåpte
- Italian: sette (it)
- Japanese: 七 (ja) (しち, shichi; なな, nana); 七つ (ja) (ななつ, nanatsu)
- Jarai: tơjuh
- Javanese: pitu (jv)
- Judeo-Tat: хьэфд (ħəfd)
- Jurchen: nadan
- Kabardian: блы (kbd) (blə)
- Kabuverdianu: seti
- Kalmyk: долан (dolan)
- Kannada: ಏಳು (kn) (ēḷu) (numeral: ೭ (kn) (7))
- Kanuri: túlùr
- Kapampangan: pitu
- Karachay-Balkar: джети (ceti)
- Karelian: seiččemen
- Kashubian: sétmë
- Kaurna: wangu
- Kazakh: жеті (kk) (jetı)
- Khakas: читі (çitì)
- Khmer: ប្រាំពីរ (km) (pram pii) (numeral: ៧ (7))
- Khoekhoe: hû
- Khün: please add this translation if you can
- Kikuyu: mũgwanja
- Kinaray-a: pito
- Komi-Permyak: сизим (śiźim)
- Komi-Zyrian: сизим (śiźim)
- Kongo: nsambwadi
- Korean: 일곱 (ko) (ilgop), 칠(七) (ko) (chil), 세븐 (sebeun)
- Kumyk: етти (yetti)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: حەوت (ḧewt)
- Northern Kurdish: heft (ku)
- Kyrgyz: жети (ky) (jeti)
- Ladin: set
- Lakota: šakówiŋ
- Lao: ເຈັດ (chet) (numeral: ໗ (7))
- Latgalian: septeni m, septenis f
- Latin: septem (la)
- Latvian: septiņi (lv) m, septiņas f
- Lezgi: ирид (irid)
- Ligurian: sette
- Lisu: ꓫꓴꓽ (ʃù)
- Lithuanian: septyni (lt) m, septynios f
- Livonian: seis
- Lombard: set (lmo), sètt (lmo)
- Louisiana Creole French: sèt
- Low German:
- Dutch Low Saxon: söben, söven (nds), seben, seven (nds)
- German Low German: sëwe, sëwen, sæwen, sæben, söven (nds)
- Lü: ᦵᦈᧆ (ṫsed) (numeral: ᧗)
- Luxembourgish: siwen (lb)
- Macedonian: седум (mk) (sedum)
- Madurese: pɛttɔʔ
- Maguindanao: pitu
- Makasae: fitu
- Makasar: tuju
- Malagasy: fito (mg)
- Malay:
- Jawi: توجوه (ms), ڤيتو, سڤتا
- Rumi: tujuh (ms), pitu (ms), sapta
- Malayalam: ഏഴു (ml) (ēḻu), ഏഴ് (ml) (ēḻŭ) (numeral: ൭)
- Maltese: sebgħa (mt)
- Manchu: ᠨᠠᡩᠠᠨ (nadan)
- Mangarevan: hitu, itu
- Mansaka: pito
- Manx: shiaght
- Maori: whitu (mi)
- Maranao: pito
- Marathi: सात (sāt)
- Mari:
- Eastern Mari: шымыт (šymyt)
- Maricopa: paxkieg
- Marshallese: jimjuon
- Mauritian Creole: set
- Mazanderani: هفت
- Megleno-Romanian: șapti
- Middle English: seven
- Minangkabau: tujuah
- Mirandese: siete
- Mizo: pa-sari
- Mòcheno: sim
- Moksha: сисем (śiśem)
- Mon: ထပှ် (həpɔh)
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: долоо (mn) (doloo)
- Mongolian: ᠳᠣᠯᠤᠭᠠ (dolug-a) ᠗ (7) (numeral)
- Montagnais: (Sheshatshiu Innu) nishuasht, (Mushuau Innu) nishuautash
- Munsee: níishaash
- Muong: páy
- Nahuatl: chicome (nah)
- Nanai: надан (nadan)
- Nauruan: aeiu
- Navajo: tsostsʼid
- Nepali: सात (ne) (sāt)
- Niuean: fitu
- Nivkh: ӈамк (ŋamk)
- Nogai: ети (yeti)
- North Frisian:
- Föhr-Amrum: sööwen
- Helgoland: seeben
- Mooring and Sylt: soowen
- Northern Mansi: (please verify) са̄т (sāt)
- Northern Thai: please add this translation if you can
- Norwegian: sju (no), syv (no)
- Nuosu: ꏃ (shyp)
- O'odham: vevkam
- Occitan: sèt (oc)
- Odia: ସାତ (sāta) (numeral: ୭ (7))
- Ojibwe: niizhwaaswi
- Old Church Slavonic:
- Cyrillic: седмь (sedmĭ) (numeral: з҃)
- Old English: seofon
- Old Frisian: siūgun
- Old High German: sibun
- Old Javanese: pitu
- Old Norse: sjau
- Old Turkic: 𐰘𐱅𐰃 (y²t²i /yeti/)
- Orok: нада (nada)
- Oromo: torba
- Oscan: 𐌔𐌄𐌚𐌕𐌄𐌍 (seften)
- Ossetian: авд (avd)
- Ottoman Turkish: یدی (yedi)
- Pali: सत्त (satta), satta
- Pangasinan: pito
- Papiamentu: shete
- Pashto: اوه (uwë)
- Pennsylvania German: siwwe
- Persian: هَفت (fa) (haft) (numeral: ۷)
- Piedmontese: set
- Pijin: seven
- Polish: siedem (pl), (collective) siedmioro (pl)
- Portuguese: sete (pt)
- Punjabi: ਸੱਤ (pa) (satta) (numeral: ੭ (7))
- Quechua: qanchis, gancis
- Rarotongan: ’itu
- Rohingya: hant
- Romagnol: sët
- Romani: efta
- Kalo Finnish Romani: efta
- Romanian: șapte (ro)
- Romansch: set, siat, seat
- Russian: семь (ru) (semʹ), (collective) се́меро (ru) (sémero)
- S'gaw Karen: နွံ (nwee)
- Saho: malxin
- Sami:
- Inari: čiččâm
- Northern: čieža
- Skolt: čiččâm
- Southern: tjïjhtje
- Samoan: fitu (sm)
- Sanskrit: सप्तन् (sa) (saptan)
- Santali: ᱮᱭᱟᱭ (eyay)
- Sardinian: sete
- Campidanese: setti
- Saterland Frisian: sogen
- Scots: seeven
- Scottish Gaelic: seachd, (persons) seachdnar m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: седам
- Roman: sedam
- Shan: ၸဵတ်း (shn) (tsáet) (numeral: ႗)
- Sherpa: བདུན (bdun)
- Sicilian: setti (scn), sietti (scn)
- Sidamo: lamala
- Sikkimese: དུཨིན (du.in)
- Silesian: śedym
- Sindhi: سَتَ (sata)
- Sinhalese: හත (si) (hata)
- Slovak: sedem (sk)
- Slovene: sédem (sl)
- Somali: toddoba (so)
- Sorbian:
- Lower Sorbian: sedym
- Upper Sorbian: sydom
- South Efate: ilaru
- Southern Altai: јети (ǰeti)
- Southern Ohlone: tsaquichi
- Spanish: siete (es)
- Sranan Tongo: seibi, seybi
- Swahili: saba (sw)
- Swedish: sju (sv)
- Sylheti: please add this translation if you can
- Tabasaran: ургуб (urgub)
- Tagalog: pito (tl)
- Tahitian: hitu
- Tai Dam: ꪹꪊꪸꪒ
- Tai Laing: ၸဵတ်
- Tai Nüa: ᥓᥥᥖᥱ (tsět)
- Tajik: ҳафт (tg) (haft)
- Talysh: haft
- Tamil: ஏழு (ta) (ēḻu) (numeral: ௭)
- Tashelhit: sa m or f
- Tat: həft
- Tatar: җиде (tt) (cide)
- Tausug: pitu
- Tedim Chin: sagih
- Telugu: ఏడు (te) (ēḍu) (numeral: ౭ (te) (7))
- Tetum: hitu
- Thai: เจ็ด (th) (jèt) (numeral: ๗ (th) (7))
- Tibetan: བདུན (bdun) (numeral: ༧ (7))
- Tigre: ሰቡዕ (säbuʿ) (numeral: ፯ (7))
- Tigrinya: ሸውዓተ (ti) (šäwʿatä) (numeral: ፯ (7))
- Tocharian A: ṣpät
- Tocharian B: ṣukt
- Tok Pisin: sevenpela
- Tongan: fitu
- Tooro: musanju
- Turkish: yedi (tr)
- Turkmen: ýedi (tk)
- Tuvaluan: fitu
- Tuvan: чеди (çedi)
- Tz'utujil: (please verify) wuku
- Tày: please add this translation if you can
- Udi: вуъгъ (vu̱ɣ)
- Udmurt: сизьым (śiźym)
- Ukrainian: сім (uk) (sim), се́меро (sémero) (collective)
- Unami: nishash
- Urdu: سات (sāt)
- Uyghur: يەتتە (ug) (yette)
- Uzbek: yetti (uz)
- Venetan: sete
- Veps: seicheme
- Vietnamese: bảy (vi)
- Vilamovian: zejwa
- Volapük: vel (vo)
- Võro: säidse
- Votic: seittse
- Walloon: set (wa)
- Waray-Waray: siete
- Welsh: saith (cy)
- West Frisian: sân (fy)
- Western Bukidnon Manobo: pitu
- White Hmong: xya
- Winnebago: šaagowį
- Wolof: juróom ñaar
- Xhosa: sixhenxe
- Yagnobi: авд (avd)
- Yakan: pitu'
- Yakut: сэттэ (sette)
- Yao: msano na wili
- Yiddish: זיבן (zibn)
- Yup'ik: malrunlegen
- Zazaki: hewt (diq), hot (diq) c
- Zhuang: caet (Sawndip 七)
- Zou: segi
- Zulu: isikhombisa (zu)
- Zuni: kwilelekk'ya
|
