Arabic: مُتَبَرِّع; Armenian: բարերար; Belarusian: дабрачынец, дабрачынка, дабрадзей, дабрадзейка; Bulgarian: благотворител, благотворителка, благодетел, благодетелка; Catalan: benefactor; Chinese Mandarin: 恩人; Coptic: ⲉⲩⲉⲣⲅⲉⲧⲏⲥ; Czech: dobrodinec; Danish: velgører; Dutch: weldoener; Esperanto: bonfaranto; Estonian: heategija; Finnish: hyväntekijä, lahjoittaja; French: bienfaiteur, bienfaitrice; Friulian: benfatôr; German: Wohltäter, Wohltäterin, Benefaktor; Greek: ευεργέτης, δωρητής; Ancient Greek: εὐεργέτης, ἀγαθοποιός, ἀρκέσιμος; Hungarian: jótevő; Ido: bonfacanto; Italian: benefattore, benefattrice; Japanese: 恩人; Korean: 은인(恩人); Latvian: labdaris; Lithuanian: geradarys; Macedonian: добротвор; Maori: kaitautoko, kaioha; Norman: beinfaiteur; Norwegian Bokmål: velgjører; Old English: wel-doend; Persian: نیکوکار, کرفهگر; Polish: dobroczyńca, ofiarodawca, ofiarodawczyni, benefaktor, benefaktor, benefaktorka; Portuguese: benfeitor; Romanian: binefăcător, binefăcătoare; Russian: благодетель, благодетельница, благотворитель, благотворительница; Serbo-Croatian Roman: dobročinac, dobročinitelj, dobročiniteljka, dobročinilac, dobrotvor; Slovak: dobrodinec; Slovene: dobrotnik, dobrotnica; Spanish: bienhechor, benefactor; Swedish: välgörare; Thai: ผู้อุปถัมภ์, ผู้อุปการะ; Tocharian B: kärtse-yāmi, tanāpate; Turkish: hayırsever; Ukrainian: благоді́йник, благоді́йниця, доброчинець, доброді́йник, доброді́йниця, доброді́й, доброді́йка; Venetian: benefator; Vietnamese: ân nhân; Volapük: benodan, hibenodan, jibenodan
