Antic
Translations of "antic" (19 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | странен(grotesque) | stranen | |
| Catalan | bufonada(ludicrous act or behaviour), estupidesa(ludicrous act or behaviour), pallassada(ludicrous act or behaviour) | — | |
| Czech | groteskní(grotesque), směšný(grotesque), opičárna(ludicrous act or behaviour), skopičina(ludicrous act or behaviour), šaškárna(ludicrous act or behaviour) | — | |
| Danish | eskapade(ludicrous act or behaviour), fjols(grotesque performer or clown), karikatur(caricature), klovn(grotesque performer or clown), klovneri(ludicrous act or behaviour), løjer(ludicrous act or behaviour), nar(grotesque performer or clown), pjatteri(ludicrous act or behaviour), spade(grotesque performer or clown) | — | |
| Dutch | absurd(grotesque), bizar(grotesque), grotesk(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), grotesk(grotesque), onpassend(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), clown(grotesque performer or clown), karikatuur(caricature), kuur(ludicrous act or behaviour), zotternij(ludicrous act or behaviour), kuren uithalen(to perform antics), zot doen(to perform antics) | — | |
| Finnish | groteski(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), irvokas(grotesque), liioiteltu(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), naurettava(grotesque), ruma(grotesque), vääristynyt(grotesque), groteski(architecture: grotesque representation of a figure), ilveilijä(grotesque performer or clown), ilveily(ludicrous act or behaviour), irvikuva(caricature), karikatyyri(caricature), narri(grotesque performer or clown), pelle(grotesque performer or clown), pelleily(ludicrous act or behaviour), pilakuva(caricature), ilveillä(to perform antics), pelleillä(to perform antics) | — | |
| French | bouffon(grotesque performer or clown), bouffonnerie(ludicrous act or behaviour), caricature(caricature), clown(grotesque performer or clown), pitre(grotesque performer or clown), pitrerie(ludicrous act or behaviour) | — | |
| Galician | atrangallado(grotesque), brutesco(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), brutesco(grotesque), doudice(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), bufón(grotesque performer or clown), carantoña(ludicrous act or behaviour), felo(grotesque performer or clown), monada(ludicrous act or behaviour), pallasada(ludicrous act or behaviour), pallaso(grotesque performer or clown) | — | |
| German | absurd(grotesque), albern(grotesque), bizarr(grotesque), grotesk(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), grotesk(grotesque), inkongruent(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), seltsam(grotesque), unpassend(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), unvereinbar(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), Alberei(ludicrous act or behaviour), Albernheit(ludicrous act or behaviour), Eskapade(ludicrous act or behaviour), Fratze(architecture: grotesque representation of a figure), Fratze(caricature), Gekasper(ludicrous act or behaviour), Hanswurst(grotesque performer or clown), Kapriole(ludicrous act or behaviour), Karikatur(caricature), Kasperei(ludicrous act or behaviour), Laune(ludicrous act or behaviour), Marotte(ludicrous act or behaviour), Mätzchen(ludicrous act or behaviour), Narretei(ludicrous act or behaviour), Posse(ludicrous act or behaviour), Possenreißer(grotesque performer or clown), albern(to perform antics), herumalbern(to perform antics), herumkaspern(to perform antics), kaspern(to perform antics) | — | |
| Hungarian | bohóckodás(ludicrous act or behaviour), idétlenség(ludicrous act or behaviour), karikatúra(caricature), sületlenség(ludicrous act or behaviour), bohóckodik(to perform antics), bolondozik(to perform antics) | — | |
| Ingrian | petruška(grotesque performer or clown), temppu(ludicrous act or behaviour) | — | |
| Italian | grottesco(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), obbrobrioso(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), buffonata(ludicrous act or behaviour), buffone(grotesque performer or clown), caricatura(caricature), pagliacciata(ludicrous act or behaviour), pagliaccio(grotesque performer or clown) | — | |
| Māori | pōteketeke(to perform antics), pōtēteke(to perform antics) | — | |
| Polish | błazenada(ludicrous act or behaviour), błazeństwo(ludicrous act or behaviour) | — | |
| Portuguese | grotesco(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), grotesco(grotesque), caricatura(caricature), grotesco(architecture: grotesque representation of a figure), palhaçada(ludicrous act or behaviour), palhaço(grotesque performer or clown), reinações(ludicrous act or behaviour), travessuras(ludicrous act or behaviour) | — | |
| Romanian | demodat(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), neadecvat(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), învechit(architecture: grotesque, incongruous) | — | |
| Russian | балагур(grotesque performer or clown), выходка(ludicrous act or behaviour), клоун(grotesque performer or clown), паяц(grotesque performer or clown), петрушка(grotesque performer or clown), проделка(ludicrous act or behaviour), скоморох(grotesque performer or clown), фортель(ludicrous act or behaviour), шут(grotesque performer or clown), балагурить(to perform antics), дурачиться(to perform antics), паясничать(to perform antics), скоморошничать(to perform antics) | balagur, vyxodka, kloun, pajac, petruška, prodelka, skomorox, fortelʹ, šut, balaguritʹ, duračitʹsja, pajasničatʹ, skomorošničatʹ | |
| Spanish | absurdo(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), grotesco(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), grotesco(grotesque), incongruente(architecture: grotesque, incongruous), bufonada(ludicrous act or behaviour), gracia(ludicrous act or behaviour), grotesco(architecture: grotesque representation of a figure), grustesco(architecture: grotesque representation of a figure), payasada(ludicrous act or behaviour), ridículo(ludicrous act or behaviour) | — | |
| Swedish | grotesk(grotesque), upptåg(ludicrous act or behaviour) | — |
bufonada, estupidesa, pallassada
groteskní, směšný, opičárna, skopičina, šaškárna
eskapade, fjols, karikatur, klovn, klovneri, løjer, nar, pjatteri, spade
absurd, bizar, grotesk, grotesk, onpassend, clown, karikatuur, kuur, zotternij, kuren uithalen, zot doen
groteski, irvokas, liioiteltu, naurettava, ruma, vääristynyt, groteski, ilveilijä, ilveily, irvikuva, karikatyyri, narri, pelle, pelleily, pilakuva, ilveillä, pelleillä
bouffon, bouffonnerie, caricature, clown, pitre, pitrerie
atrangallado, brutesco, brutesco, doudice, bufón, carantoña, felo, monada, pallasada, pallaso
absurd, albern, bizarr, grotesk, grotesk, inkongruent, seltsam, unpassend, unvereinbar, Alberei, Albernheit, Eskapade, Fratze, Fratze, Gekasper, Hanswurst, Kapriole, Karikatur, Kasperei, Laune, Marotte, Mätzchen, Narretei, Posse, Possenreißer, albern, herumalbern, herumkaspern, kaspern
bohóckodás, idétlenség, karikatúra, sületlenség, bohóckodik, bolondozik
petruška, temppu
grottesco, obbrobrioso, buffonata, buffone, caricatura, pagliacciata, pagliaccio
pōteketeke, pōtēteke
błazenada, błazeństwo
grotesco, grotesco, caricatura, grotesco, palhaçada, palhaço, reinações, travessuras
demodat, neadecvat, învechit
балагур, выходка, клоун, паяц, петрушка, проделка, скоморох, фортель, шут, балагурить, дурачиться, паясничать, скоморошничать
balagur, vyxodka, kloun, pajac, petruška, prodelka, skomorox, fortelʹ, šut, balaguritʹ, duračitʹsja, pajasničatʹ, skomorošničatʹ
absurdo, grotesco, grotesco, incongruente, bufonada, gracia, grotesco, grustesco, payasada, ridículo
grotesk, upptåg
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.