Côte D'ivoire
| Other names | ||
|---|---|---|
| Translation | Translation language | Code |
| Ivoorkus | Afrikaans | AFR |
| Kot Divwar (ኮት ዲቯር) | Amharic | AMH |
| Sāḥilu L-ʿāǧ (ساحل العاج) | Arabic | ARA |
| Costa de Bori | Aragonese | ARG |
| Kot D'ivuar (Кот д’Ивуар) | Belarusian | BEL |
| Aod an Olifant | Breton | BRE |
| Kot D'ivoar (Кот Д'Ивоар) | Bulgarian | BUL |
| Kētèdíwă (科特迪瓦) | Chinese | CHI |
| Bjelokosna Obala, Obala Bjelokosti | Croatian | HRV |
| Pobřeží Slonoviny | Czech | CZE |
| Cote D'ivoire | Danish | DAN |
| Ivoorkust | Dutch; Flemish | DUT |
| Ebur-Bordo | Esperanto | EPO |
| Elevandiluurannik | Estonian | EST |
| Fílabeinsstrondin | Faroese | FAO |
| Norsunluurannikko | Finnish | FIN |
| Côte D'ivoire | French | FRE |
| Côte D'ivoire | Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic | GLA |
| Côte D'ivoire | German | GER |
| Aktí Elefantostoú (Ακτή Ελεφαντοστού) | Greek, Modern | GRE |
| Khof-Ha'shenhav (חוף־השנהב) | Hebrew | HEB |
| Elefántcsontpart | Hungarian | HUN |
| Fílabeinsströndin | Icelandic | ICE |
| Pantai Gading | Indonesian | IND |
| Kuutijipuaaru | Inuktitut | IKU |
| Costa D'avorio | Italian | ITA |
| Kōtojibowāru (コートジボワール) | Japanese | JPN |
| Panté Gadhing | Javanese | JAV |
| Koteudibuareu, K'ot'ŭdibuarŭ (코트디부아르) | Korean | KOR |
| Litus Eburneum | Latin | LAT |
| Ziloņkaula Krasts, Kotdivuāra | Latvian | LAV |
| Dramblio Kaulo Krantas | Lithuanian | LIT |
| Kosta Ta' L-Avorju | Maltese | MLT |
| Wybrzeże Kości Słoniowej | Polish | POL |
| Costa Do Marfim | Portuguese | POR |
| Coasta de Fildeș | Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan | RUM |
| Kot D'ivuar (Кот д’Ивуар) | Russian | RUS |
| Obala Slonovače (Обала Слоноваче) | Serbian | SRP |
| Pobrežie Slonoviny | Slovak | SLO |
| Slonokoščena Obala | Slovenian | SLV |
| Costa de Marfil | Spanish; Castilian | SPA |
| Elfenbenskusten | Swedish | SWE |
| Kōt Diwūan (โกตดิวัวร์) | Thai | THA |
| Fildişi Kıyısı | Turkish | TUR |
| Bờ Biển Ngà | Vietnamese | VIE |
| Y Traeth Ifori | Welsh | WEL |
| Helfandbeyn-Bortn העלפֿאַנדבײן־באָרטן | Yiddish | YID |