• Czech: usilovat
• Dutch: streven
• Esperanto: strebi
• Finnish: pyrkiä, ponnistella, yrittää
• French: s'efforcer
• German: streben
• Indonesian: berjuang, memperjuangkan, bersusah payah
• Italian: sforzarsi
• Japanese: 努力する (どりょくする, doryoku-suru), 闘う (たたかう, tatakau)
• Kurdish:
• Norwegian: streve
• Polish: starać się
• Portuguese: esforçar-se, batalhar por algo
• Slovene: stremeti, prizadevati si
• Telugu: కష్టించు (kashTiMchu), కృషి చేయు (krushi cEyu)

• STRIVE Act of 2007, proposed United States legislation
• Jihad — for Striving in Islam
• Conation — for the Latin word

agonize, aim, aim to, assay, attempt, attempt to, battle, be determined, box, brawl, broil, buffet, clash, close, collide, combat, come to blows, compete, contend, contest, cut and thrust, dare to, drive, duel, endeavor, essay, exchange blows, fence, feud, fight, fight a duel, give and take, give satisfaction, go all out, grapple, grapple with, grunt and sweat, hassle, huff and puff, jostle, joust, labor, make every effort, mix it up, moil, offer, pretend to, quarrel, rassle, resolve, riot, run a tilt, scramble, scuffle, seek, seek to, skirmish, spar, strain, strive to, struggle, study, study to, sweat, sweat blood, thrust and parry, tilt, toil, tourney, travail, try, try and, try hard, try to, tug, tussle, undertake, venture to, wage war, war, work, work at, wrestle