Et cetera

The &c (et ceterarum, "Protector of England, Scotland and Ireland and another") shows that Oliver Cromwell did not renounce the English claims on France

Et cetera (ho͘-im: [ɛt ˈkeːtɛra]; téng-téng: tt.) sī chi̍t-ê Latin-gí piáu-ta̍t, ū etc kap &c téng kán-lio̍k siá-hoat, sú-iōng tī chi̍t kóa giân-gí ê bûn-su téng chò "kap kî-tha mi̍h-kiāⁿ" ia̍h "téng-téng" ê ì-sù. Et ì-sù sī "kap"; cetera sī "chhun--ê mi̍h".

Teh kî-thann ê gí-gên[siu-kái | kái goân-sí-bé]

Afrikaans: ensovoorts; also ensovoort and en so voort(s). (abbreviation: ens.)
Albanian: e të tjera (abbr.: etj.)
Arabic: إلى آخره، إلخ (ila akhereh, ilakh-kh)
Armenian: և այլն (yev ayln)
Azerbaijani: və sairə (abbr.: və s.) or və sairə və ilaxır (abbr.: və s. və i.a.)
Basque: eta abar (abbr.: etab.)
Bengali: ইত্যাদি (ittādi) or প্রভৃতি (probhriti) is used for et cetera while "প্রমুখ" (promukh) is used for et alii
Bulgarian: и така нататък (abbr.: и т.н.)Pang-bô͘:Romanization needed
Catalan: etcètera (abbr.: etc.)
Chinese: 等 (děng) or "等等" (děngděng)
Czech: a tak dále (abbr.: atd.)
Danish: og så videre (abbr.: osv.)
Dutch: enzovoort or enzovoorts (abbr.: enz.)
Esperanto: kaj tiel plu (abbr.: ktp.)
Estonian: ja nii edasi (abbr.: jne)
Faroese: og so framvegis (abbr.: osfr. or o.s.fr.)
Finnish: ja niin edelleen (abbr.: jne.) or "ynnä muuta sellaista" (abbr.: yms.)
French: et cetera, et cætera, or et caetera (abbr.: etc.)
Galician: e o demais, or etcétera (abbr. etc.)
Georgian: და ასე შემდეგ (rom.: da ase shemdeg) (abbr.: და ა.შ.)
German: usw. for und so weiter ("and so forth").
Greek: και τα λοιπά (ke ta lipá, abbr.: κτλ.)
Gujarati: વગેરે Pang-bô͘:Romanization needed
Ancient Greek: καὶ τὰ ἕτερα (ke ta étera)
Hebrew: וכולי (v'hulei, abbr.: וכו') or וכדומה (v'hadomeh, abbr.: וכד') or וגומר (v'gomer, abbr.: וג')
Hindi: इत्यादि (ityadi) or वगैरा (vagaira)
Hungarian: és a többi (abbr.: stb.), és így tovább; etc. is in regular use, too
Icelandic: og svo framvegis (abbr.: o.s.frv.)
Indonesian: dan lain-lain (abbr.: dll.), dan sebagainya (used for similar things; abbr.: dsb.), dan seterusnya (used for sequences; abbr.: dst.)
Irish: agus araile (abbr.: srl./⁊rl)
isiXhosa: njalo-njalo
Italian: eccetera, pronounced [etˈtʃɛːtera] (abbr.: ecc. or etc.)
Japanese: "その他" (sono ta, sono hoka), or suffix "等" (tō, nado) or "など" (nado), "エトセトラ/えとせとら" (etosetora)
Kannada: "ಇತರೆ" (itarae) or "ಇತ್ಯಾದಿ" (ityadi)
Korean: "등/等"(deung) or "기타/其他" (gita)
Kyrgyz: жана башкалар (abbr.: ж.б.), дагы ушул сыяктуулар (abbr.: д.у.с.)Pang-bô͘:Romanization needed
Lao: ຯລຯ (read as ແລະອຶ່ນໆ lɛ-ɯːn-ɯːn)
Latvian: un tā tālāk (abbr.: utt.)
Lithuanian: ir taip toliau (abbr.: ir t.t.)
Macedonian: и така натаму (abbr.: итн.)Pang-bô͘:Romanization needed
Malagasy: sy ny sisa (abbr.: sns.)
Malayalam: തുടങ്ങിയവ (pronounced thudangiyava)
Maltese: eċċetera (abbr.: eċċ.)
Marathi: इत्यादी (pron. ityadi)
Mongolian: гэх мэт (abbr.: г.м.)Pang-bô͘:Romanization needed
Nepali language: आदि, इत्यादि Pang-bô͘:Romanization needed aadi
Norwegian (bokmål): og så videre (abbr.: osv.)
Norwegian (nynorsk): og så bortetter (abbr.: osb.) or og så vidare (osv.)
Odia: ଇତ୍ୟାଦି
Persian: وغیره (va gheireh)
Polish: i tak dalej (abbr.: itd.)
Portuguese: et cetera (abbr.: etc.)
Punjabi: ਆਦਿਕ (pron. aadik) and ਆਦਿ (pron. aadi)
Romanian: și așa mai departe (abbr.: ș.a.m.d.), or și celelalte (abbr.: ș.cl.); the latter somewhat obsolete
Russian: и так далее (rom.: i tak daleje) (abbr.: и т.д.), or и тому подобное (rom.: i tomu podobnoje) (abbr.: и т.п.)
Sanskrit: इत्यादिः (ityaadih)
Serbo-Croatian: i tako dalje / и тако даље (abbr.: itd. / итд.)
Sesotho: jwalo-jwalo (abbr.: j.j.)
Slovak: a tak ďalej (abbr.: atď.)
Slovenian: in tako dalje (abbr.: itd.)
Sorani:هەتادوایی،هتد (hata dwayy, abbr.: htd)
Somali:Iyo wixii lamida (abbr.:IWM)
Spanish: etcétera (abbr.: etc.)
Swahili: na kadhalika (abbr.: n.k.)
Swedish: och så vidare (abbr.: o.s.v.)
Tagalog: at iba pa (abbr: atbp.)
Tamil: இன்ன பிற (pron. iṉṉa piṟa), முதலியன (pron. mutaliyaṉa)
Telugu: "ఇతర", "ఇత్యాది", "మొదలగునవి" or "మొదలైనవి", "వగైరా"(pronounced as "ithara", "ithyaadhi", "modalagunavi" or "modhalainavi", "vagairaa")
Thai: ฯลฯ (This three-letter combination is not an abbreviation but a sign called ไปยาลใหญ่ "paiyan yai". It is to be read และอื่นๆ "lae uen uen", or และอื่นๆ อีกมากมาย "lae uen uen ik mak mai", meaning "and others" or "and many others", respectively.)
Turkish: ve benzerleri (abbr.: vb.) or vesaire (abbr.: vs.)
Turkmen: we şuňa meňzeşler (abbr.: we ş.m.)
Ukrainian: тощо (toshcho)
Urdu: وغیرہ وغیرہ (vagherah vagherah)
Uyghur: قاتارلىق Pang-bô͘:Romanization needed
Vietnamese: vân vân (abbr.: v.v.)
Welsh: ac yn y blaen (abbr.: ayyb)
Yiddish: און אזוי ווייטער (rom. un azoy vayter) (abbr.: א. א. וו.)