What is Savior in other languages?

Here are some translations for "savior" in other languages:

Romance Languages:

* Spanish: Salvador/a (masculine/feminine)

* Italian: Salvatore/Salvatrice (masculine/feminine)

* French: Sauveur/Sauveuse (masculine/feminine)

* Portuguese: Salvador/a (masculine/feminine)

* Romanian: Salvator/Salvatoare (masculine/feminine)

Germanic Languages:

* German: Retter/Retterin (masculine/feminine)

* Dutch: Redder/Redster (masculine/feminine)

* Swedish: Frälsare

* Norwegian: Frelser

* Danish: Frelser

Slavic Languages:

* Russian: Спаситель (Spasitel')

* Polish: Zbawca

* Czech: Zachránce

* Ukrainian: Спаситель (Spasitel')

* Bulgarian: Спасител (Spasitel)

Other Languages:

* Arabic: مُنْجِي (munji)

* Chinese: 救世主 (jiùshì zhǔ)

* Japanese: 救世主 (kyūseishu)

* Korean: 구세주 (guseju)

* Hindi: उद्धारक (uddhārak)

* Greek: Σωτήρας (Sōtēras)

Note:

* Some languages, like French and German, use separate words for masculine and feminine genders.

* The specific term used in certain languages might vary depending on the context and cultural nuances.

* This is not an exhaustive list, and there are many other languages in which the term "savior" can be translated.