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Afrikaans : Speelgoed
Albanian : Lodra grazie
Arabic : Lu'ba
Armenian : Jaghalik
Assyrian (Babylonian) : Thal Yadei
Bangla : Khelna
Bosnian : Igrachka
Cantonese (Chinese): Wan Gee
Catlan (Spanish) : Joguina
Croatian : Igrachka
Czech : Hracka
Chinese (Cantonese): Wan Gee
Chinese (Mandarin): Wan Ju
Danish : Legetoej
Dutch : Speelgoed
Egyptian : Lu'ba
English : TOY
Estonian : Mänguasi
Farsi : Samanie Bazi Atfal
or Asbab Bazzi
Finnish : Leluja
Flemish : Speeltje
French : Jouet
German : Spielzeug
Greek : Pehnithi
Gujarati (India) : Rumuckdoo
(pronounced: Rum as in the drink, Muck, and Doo, not do)
Haitian Creole : Jwet
Hawaiian : Mea pâ'ani (play things)
Hebrew : Tza'a'tzu'a or Mischak
Hindi : Khilona
Hungarian : Játék
Icelandic : Leikfang
Indonesian : Mainan
Iranian/Farsi : Asbabe Bazie
Irish : Bréagán
Italian : Giocattoli
Japanese : Omocha
Toy in Kanji Character Set
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Korean : Jang Nan Gam
Lithuanian : Zaislas (Zai rhymes with sky; Z sounds like the s in sure; slas sounds like slahs)
Macedonian : Igracka
Malay : Barang permainan kanak-kanak
Malayalam : Kalippattam
Maltese : Gugarell
Marathi (India- Maharashtra State): Khelane
Mandarin (Chinese): Wan Ju
Nederlands : Speelgoed
Norwegian : Leke (singular), Leker (plural), Lekotoy (both singular and plural)
Ovambo : Okai Ma Kokudana
Papiamentu (Curacao (Netherlands Antilles)) : Kos Di Hunga, Ko'i Hunga
Polish : Zabawka
Portuguese : Brinquedo
Romanian : Jucarie or multumesc
Russian : Igrushka
Sign Language - American :
Slovenian : Igracha
Spanish : Juguete
Spanish (Catlan) : Joguina
Surinam : Pre sani
Swedish : Leksak (singular), Leksaker (plural)
Tagalog : Laruan
Tamil : Bommai
Telugu : Bomma
Thai : Khong-len'
Tibetan : Tse Chi
Toy in Tibetan Characters
Turkish : Oyuncak
Ukrainian : Igrashka
Vietnamese : Do choi
Welsh : Tegan
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