What is a bidet called around the world?

The handheld sprayer mounted next to almost every toilet in Southeast Asia — informal slang, universally understood.

Also called: Thai bidet, spray hose, bidet hose

Japan's electronic bidet seat — heated, with a warm-water rear and front wash, air dry, and (usually) a deodorizer.

Also called: Toto washlet, electronic bidet seat, smart toilet seat

Handheld water hose mounted by the toilet, used for the ritual washing (istinja) that's standard across Muslim-majority countries.

Also called: shattaf, shataf, health faucet, bidet shower

Generic European name for the handheld bidet hose — same hardware as a shattaf or bum gun, different label.

Also called: bidet hose, bidet sprayer, hand shower bidet

The North American name for a handheld bidet that clamps onto the toilet supply line — what most US hotels would have, if they had anything.

Also called: hand-held bidet, diaper sprayer, toilet sprayer

Indian-English for the wall-mounted jet or health faucet found in most Indian bathrooms — paired with a small water pot (lota) in older homes.

Also called: health faucet, lota, Indian bidet