However, I can provide you with a few examples from different language families:
Indo-European:
* English: Zero
* French: Zéro
* Spanish: Cero
* German: Null
* Russian: Ноль (Nol')
* Hindi: शून्य (Shūnya)
* Latin: Nulla
Sino-Tibetan:
* Mandarin Chinese: 零 (líng)
* Cantonese: 零 (ling)
* Tibetan: ཀློང་ (klòng)
Afro-Asiatic:
* Arabic: صفر (sifr)
* Hebrew: אפס (efes)
* Amharic: ዜሮ (zero)
Austronesian:
* Tagalog: Zero
* Malay: Sifar
Other:
* Japanese: ゼロ (zero)
* Korean: 영 (yeong)
* Vietnamese: Không (khong)
Interesting Facts:
* Many languages borrowed the word "zero" from Arabic, reflecting the influence of Arabic mathematics in the development of the concept of zero.
* Some languages use words that mean "empty" or "nothing" to represent zero.
To learn more about specific languages and their words for zero, you can use online resources like dictionaries or language learning websites.