(supposedly the doctor-word is veisalgia, from the Norse kvies and Greek algia)
| German | Katzenjammer | (cat-yowlings or Kater: tomcats) |
| Dutch | kater | (tomcat) |
| Danish | tømmermænd | (timber-mouth) |
| Swedish | bakrus (bakfylla?) | |
| Norwegian | kvies | |
| French | gueule de bois | (wood-mouth) |
| Italian | malessere | (uneasiness, malaise) |
| Russian | пережиток (похмелье) | (holdover, relic) |
| Polish | kac | |
| Czech | kocovina | |
| Slovenian | ||
| Croatian | mamurluk | |
| Spanish | resaca | (backwash) |
| (Bolivia) | chaqui | |
| (Ecuador) | chucaqui | |
| (Colombia) | guayabo | |
| (Central America) | Goma | |
| (Venezuela) | ratón | (or “estar enratonado“) |
| (Mexico) | Cruda | |
| (Dominican Republic) | Suape | |
| Portuguese | ressaca | |
| Greek | ||
| Latin | crapula | |
| Romainian | mahmureală | |
| Latvian | ||
| Lithuanian | ||
| Scottish | ||
| Irish | póit | |
| Albanian | gjellë e mbetur | |
| Farsi | باقي مانده | |
| Cherokee | ||
| Indonesian | ||
| Hawawiian | ||
| Sanscrit | ||
| Hindi | ||
| Hebrew | חמרמורת | |
| Arabic | ||
| Hungarian | másnaposság | |
| Finnish | Krapula | |
| Turkish | kalıntı | (carcass, ruins) |
| Korean | ||
| Chinese | 宿醉 | sù (night lodging, former) + zuì (drunkenness) |