living room (countable and uncountable, plural living rooms)
- (countable) A room in a private house used for general social and leisure activities.
- Synonyms: drawing room, foreroom, front room, lounge, parlour, sitting room, zitkamer
- (uncommon, uncountable) Land intended for settlers.
- Synonyms: Lebensraum, living space
2011, John Jackson, chapter 10, in Code Wars: How ‘Ultra’ and ‘Magic’ Led to Allied Victory[1], South Yorkshire, England: Pen & Sword Books Limited, →ISBN, page 58:But in the quest for ‘lebensraum’ — the Nazi quest for living room for the German people — he was to find to his ultimate cost the Russians were made of sterner stuff than he had envisaged.
room in a private house
- Arabic: غُرْفَةْ اَلاِسْتِقْبَال f (ḡurfat al-istiqbāl), غُرْفَةْ جُلُوس f (ḡurfat julūs)
- Armenian: հյուրասենյակ (hy) (hyurasenyak)
- Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܨܵܠܘܿܢ m (ṣālōn), ܬܵܘܵܢܵܐ ܕܐܲܪ̈ܚܹܐ m (tāwānā d-arḥē)
- Azerbaijani: qonaq otağı, əl otağı
- Basque: egongela
- Bulgarian: дне́вна (bg) f (dnévna)
- Catalan: sala d'estar f, cambra d'estar f, sala (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 客廳/客厅 (zh) (kètīng), 起居室 (zh) (qǐjūshì)
- Crimean Tatar: ayat
- Czech: obývací pokoj m, obývák m (colloquial)
- Danish: stue c, dagligstue (da) c
- Dutch: woonkamer (nl) f, huiskamer (nl) f, kamer (nl) f, zitkamer (nl) f, living (nl) m, voorzaal m or f (Suriname)
- Esperanto: salono, loĝoĉambro, vivoĉambro
- Estonian: elutuba (et)
- Faroese: stova f
- Finnish: olohuone (fi)
- French: séjour (fr) m, salon (fr) m, salle de séjour (fr) f
- Georgian: სასტუმრო ოთახი (sasṭumro otaxi), მისაღები ოთახი (misaɣebi otaxi), საცხოვრებელი ოთახი (sacxovrebeli otaxi)
- German: Wohnzimmer (de) n, Salon (de) m (Austrian)
- Alemannic German: Schtube f
- Greek: σαλοτραπεζαρία (el) f (salotrapezaría), σαλόνι (el) n (salóni)
- Greenlandic: ini, inersuaq
- Hebrew: סלון (he) (salón)
- Hindi: बैठकख़ाना (baiṭhakxānā)
- Hungarian: nappali (hu)
- Icelandic: stofa (is) f
- Indonesian: ruang keluarga
- Ingrian: pertti, tupa
- Interlingua: salon
- Irish: seomra suí
- Italian: soggiorno (it) m, salotto (it) m
- Japanese: 居間 (ja) (いま, ima), リビング (ja) (ribingu)
- Khoekhoe: ǁkhan ǃnâ-oms
- Korean: 거실(居室) (ko) (geosil)
- Latin: sessōrium n
- Latvian: viesistaba f, dzīvojamā istaba f
- Luxembourgish: Stuff
- Macedonian: дневна соба f (dnevna soba), дневна f (dnevna) (ellipsis)
- Maltese: salott
- Maori: rūma noho
- Ngazidja Comorian: ɓanɗa class 5/6
- Norman: salle f
- Northern Sami: beaivelatnja
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: stue (no) m or f, oppholdsrom n
- Nynorsk: stue f, opphaldsrom n
- Occitan: salon
- Old English: hēahclēofa m
- Oromo: gorduba
- Persian: نشیمن (fa) (nešiman), پذیرائی (fa) (pazirâ'i)
- Plautdietsch: Spaziastow f, Wonstow f
- Polish: salon (pl) m, duży pokój (pl) m, pokój gościnny (pl) m, pokój dzienny m
- Portuguese: sala de estar (pt) f
- Quechua: samana wasi
- Romanian: sufragerie (ro) f, cameră de zi f, living n
- Romansch: stiva f
- Russian: гости́ная (ru) f (gostínaja), зал (ru) m (zal)
- Scottish Gaelic: seòmar-còmhnaidh m, seòmar-suidhe m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: дневна соба f
- Roman: dnevna soba f
- Slovak: obývacia izba f
- Slovene: dnevna soba f
- Sorbian:
- Lower Sorbian: bydleńska śpa f
- Southern Sami: ståapa, ståapoe
- Spanish: salón (es) m, sala de estar f, sala (es) f, living (es) m (Argentina)
- Swahili: sebule (sw)
- Swedish: vardagsrum (sv) n, finrum (sv) n, stora rummet (sv) n (mostly Western and Southern Swedish)
- Tagalog: salas
- Telugu: దేశం గది (dēśaṁ gadi)
- Thai: ห้องนั่งเล่น (hɔ̂ng-nâng-lên)
- Turkish: oturma odası (tr)
- Ukrainian: віта́льня (uk) f (vitálʹnja)
- Urdu: بیٹھک خانہ (baiṭhak-xānā)
- Vietnamese: phòng khách
- Welsh: lolfa (cy) f, ystafell fyw f
- Yiddish: וווינצימער m (voyntsimer), זאַל f (zal)
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