There isnβt a word for it.
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Just marshmallow in Brazilian Portuguese. Natives tend to pronounce it closer to something more like mah-she-mello, in my experience.
Vahukomm in estonian
Foam candy
I Italian they are just "marshmallows", but interesting enough, in the Ghostbuster film Italian's dub it was translated with "gnocchi di lichene".
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marshmallow or just shmalo
Smello π
Esponjitas in spanish (Little sponges)
Some people also call them Nubes (clouds)
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chamallo in french sometimes. otherwise marshmallow
Pianka
Pianki (which is literally just foam in english)
"Spekje" in Dutch