European Languages:
* French: garde, gardien
* Spanish: guardia, guardián
* German: Wache, Wachmann
* Italian: guardia, guardiano
* Portuguese: guarda, guardião
* Russian: охрана (okhrana), страж (strazh)
* Polish: strażnik
* Dutch: bewaker
* Swedish: vakt, väktare
* Finnish: vartija
Asian Languages:
* Japanese: 警備員 (keibiin)
* Chinese: 保安 (bǎo'ān)
* Korean: 경비원 (gyeongbiwon)
* Hindi: पहरा (pahra), रक्षक (rakshak)
* Arabic: حارس (hāris)
Other Languages:
* Turkish: bekçi
* Greek: φρουρός (frouros)
* Latin: custos
This is just a small sample, and the specific word used may vary depending on the context and the specific type of guard. For example, there may be different words for a security guard, a prison guard, or a guard dog.
It's also important to note that some languages may use multiple words for "guard," each with a slightly different nuance. For example, in Spanish, "guardia" is a general term for a guard, while "guardián" is more specifically a guardian or protector.