Romance languages:
* Spanish: Medias (for women), Mallas (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
* French: Collants (for women), Leggings (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
* Italian: Collant (for women), Leggings (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
* Portuguese: Meias-calças (for women), Leggings (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
* Romanian: Colanți (for women), Leggings (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
Germanic languages:
* German: Strumpfhose (for women), Leggings (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
* Dutch: Kousenbroek (for women), Leggings (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
* Swedish: Strumpbyxor (for women), Leggings (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
* Danish: Strømper (for women), Leggings (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
Slavic languages:
* Russian: Колгото́ки (kolgotki, for women), Лосины (losiny, for both men and women, often for sportswear)
* Polish: Rajstopy (for women), Legginsy (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
* Czech: Punčochy (for women), Legíny (for both men and women, often for sportswear)
* Ukrainian: Колготки (kolgotky, for women), Легінси (lehinsy, for both men and women, often for sportswear)
Other languages:
* Japanese: タイツ (taitsu)
* Korean: 스타킹 (seutaking)
* Chinese: 连裤袜 (liánkùwà)
* Arabic: جوارب طويلة (jowarib tawila)
* Hindi: टाइट्स (taits)
Note:
* These are just some examples, and the specific word used may vary depending on the context and dialect.
* Leggings are becoming increasingly popular worldwide, and are often used as a synonym for tights in many languages.
* Some languages have separate words for men's and women's tights, while others use a single word for both.