OLD PEOPLE

Albanian

të moshuar. (various references)

Chinese 

老人 (the aged), 老年人 (the elderly). (various references)

Finnish

vanhukset (aged people, the old). (various references)

French

hospice (old people's home). (various references)

German

alten (ancients, elderly, folks). (various references)

Irish

seandaoine. (various references)

Italian

vecchi. (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

老 (age, old age, the aged, the old), 故老 (elders, old-timer, seniors), 戴白 (becoming gray haired), 年寄　 (the aged), 年寄り　 (the aged), 年寄り (the aged), 年寄 (the aged), 古老 (elders, old-timer, seniors). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

たいはく (becoming gray haired, large cup, refined sugar, thick silk thread), ころう (dislike of new things, elders, greedy and cruel man, narrow-mindedness, old-timer, seniors, stubbornly sticking to old ways, wild beasts), ろう (age, belvedere, bend over, comforting, labor, lookout, old age, puttingto work, striving, thanking, the aged, the old, toil, tower, trouble, turret, wax), としより (the aged). (various references)

Manx

shenn sleih (old folks). (various references)

Pig Latin

olday eoplepay.(various references)

Romanian

bãtrânii (the old). (various references)

Russian 

старики (aged). (various references)