tata in Croatian but as >>2 said, "papa" is more common
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Anonymous2008-08-17 1:11
in Polish, Father - Ojciec, Dad is Tato, Daddy - Tatuś
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Anonymous2008-08-17 12:03
Dutch: vader, papa, pa
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الأنونيموس2008-08-17 16:18
Baba (بابا) in Arabic, and thus also in a lot of languages heavily influenced by it, like Persian, Pashto and fuck knows what.
Papa (папа) in Russian. Also otjets (отец), meaning "father".
Pappa in the Scandinavian languages.
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Anonymous2008-08-17 17:33
Isä in "proper" Finnish, isi in colloquial speech.
お父さん (otōsan) in polite Japanese (can be shortened to just 父さん tōsan, the お is an honorary prefix); お父様 (otōsama) in formal speech; 父 (chichi) in humble/colloquial speech. There's also 父親 (chichioya).
Far is the word for father in Swedish, while pappa is more like dad, and then there's the slang version of the word, farsan.