TIL capacitor used to be (and still in some cases?) called condenser, and in Japanese it's called コンデンサ
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And "condensatore" in Italian
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Actually, it depends on the Spanish-speaking nation. For example, in Argentina it's called "capacitor" (e.g., capacitor electrolítico, de tantalio, poliéster, etc.)
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