Clown
//klaʊn//
Translations of "clown" (86 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | hanswors(performance artist working in a circus), hanswors(person acting in a silly fashion), harlekyn(performance artist working in a circus), nar(performance artist working in a circus), nar(person acting in a silly fashion), paljas(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Albanian | gaztor(performance artist working in a circus), klloun(performance artist working in a circus), palaço(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | γελωτοποιός(performance artist working in a circus) | gelōtopoiós | |
| Arabic | أرقوز(performance artist working in a circus), ارقوز(performance artist working in a circus), ارقوز(person acting in a silly fashion), بلياتشو(performance artist working in a circus), بهلوان(performance artist working in a circus), مهرج(performance artist working in a circus), مهرج(performance artist working in a circus), مهرج(performance artist working in a circus), مُهَرِّج(performance artist working in a circus), مُهَرِّج(person acting in a silly fashion) | aragōz, aragōz, aragōz, belyatšo, bahlawān, muharrij, muharrij, muharrij, muharrij, muharrij | |
| Armenian | խեղկատակ(person acting in a silly fashion), ծաղրածու(performance artist working in a circus), կլոուն(performance artist working in a circus), կլոուն(person acting in a silly fashion) | xeġkatak, caġracu, kloun, kloun | |
| Asturian | payasu(performance artist working in a circus), payasu(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | kloun(performance artist working in a circus), oyunbaz(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Belarusian | бла́зан(person acting in a silly fashion), клоўн(performance artist working in a circus), клоўн(person acting in a silly fashion) | blázan, klown, klown | |
| Bulgarian | кло́ун(performance artist working in a circus), паля́чо(person acting in a silly fashion), шут(person acting in a silly fashion) | klóun, paljáčo, šut | |
| Burmese | လူပြက်(performance artist working in a circus) | lu-prak | |
| Catalan | pallassa(performance artist working in a circus), pallasso(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 小丑(performance artist working in a circus) | siu² cau² | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 小丑(performance artist working in a circus), 小丑(person acting in a silly fashion), 弄臣(person acting in a silly fashion) | xiǎochǒu, xiǎochǒu, nòngchén | |
| Czech | klaun(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Danish | klovn(performance artist working in a circus), klovn(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Dari | دَلْقَک(person acting in a silly fashion), مَسْخَرَه(performance artist working in a circus), مَسْخَرَه(person acting in a silly fashion) | dalqak, masxara, masxara | |
| Dutch | clown(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Esperanto | klaŭnino(performance artist working in a circus), klaŭno(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Estonian | kloun(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Faroese | klovnur(performance artist working in a circus), íspegil(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Finnish | klovni(performance artist working in a circus), pelle(performance artist working in a circus), pelle(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| French | andouille(person acting in a silly fashion), bouffon(performance artist working in a circus), bouffon(person acting in a silly fashion), bouffonne(performance artist working in a circus), bouffonne(person acting in a silly fashion), clown(performance artist working in a circus), clownesse(performance artist working in a circus), guignol(person acting in a silly fashion), idiot(person acting in a silly fashion), idiote(person acting in a silly fashion), mariole(person acting in a silly fashion), pitre(performance artist working in a circus), pitre(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Galician | pallaso(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Georgian | კლოუნი(performance artist working in a circus) | ḳlouni | |
| German | Clown(performance artist working in a circus), Clownin(performance artist working in a circus), Trottel(person acting in a silly fashion), Witzfigur(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Greek | γελωτοποιός(performance artist working in a circus), καραγκιόζης(person acting in a silly fashion), κλόουν(performance artist working in a circus), παλιάτσος(performance artist working in a circus), παλιάτσος(person acting in a silly fashion), τζουτζές(person acting in a silly fashion) | gelotopoiós, karagkiózis, klóoun, paliátsos, paliátsos, tzoutzés | |
| Greenlandic | quiasaarisartoq(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Hebrew | לֵיצָן(performance artist working in a circus), ליצנית(performance artist working in a circus) | leitsán, leytsanit | |
| Hindi | जोकर(performance artist working in a circus), विदूषक(performance artist working in a circus) | jokar, vidūṣak | |
| Hungarian | bohóc(performance artist working in a circus), bohóc(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Icelandic | galgopi(person acting in a silly fashion), glanni(person acting in a silly fashion), grallari(person acting in a silly fashion), trúður(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Ido | klauno(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Indonesian | badut(performance artist working in a circus), badut(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Ingrian | petruška(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | دَلْقَک(performance artist working in a circus), دَلْقَک(person acting in a silly fashion), شوت(person acting in a silly fashion), مَسْخَرِه(performance artist working in a circus), مَسْخَرِه(person acting in a silly fashion) | dalġak, dalġak, šut, masxare, masxare | |
| Irish | áilteoir(performance artist working in a circus), áilteoir(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Italian | buffona(person acting in a silly fashion), buffone(person acting in a silly fashion), clown(performance artist working in a circus), clown(person acting in a silly fashion), pagliaccia(performance artist working in a circus), pagliaccia(person acting in a silly fashion), pagliaccio(performance artist working in a circus), pagliaccio(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Japanese | ピエロ(performance artist working in a circus), 道化(person acting in a silly fashion), 道化師(performance artist working in a circus) | piero, dōke, dōkeshi | |
| Kazakh | клоун(performance artist working in a circus) | kloun | |
| Khmer | តួកំប្លែង(performance artist working in a circus), ត្លុក(performance artist working in a circus), អ្នកកំប្លែង(performance artist working in a circus) | tuə kɑmplaeng, tlok, nĕək kɑmplaeng | |
| Korean | 광대(performance artist working in a circus), 광대(person acting in a silly fashion), 어릿광대(performance artist working in a circus), 어릿광대(person acting in a silly fashion), 피에로(performance artist working in a circus) | gwangdae, gwangdae, eoritgwangdae, eoritgwangdae, piero | |
| Kyrgyz | клоун(performance artist working in a circus) | kloun | |
| Lao | ຕົວຕະຫລົກ(performance artist working in a circus) | tūa ta lok | |
| Latin | balatrō(performance artist working in a circus), sanniō(performance artist working in a circus), scurra(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Latvian | klauns(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Lithuanian | juokdarys(person acting in a silly fashion), klounas(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Macedonian | кловн(performance artist working in a circus), кловн(person acting in a silly fashion), палја́чо(performance artist working in a circus), палја́чо(person acting in a silly fashion), шут(person acting in a silly fashion) | klovn, klovn, paljáčo, paljáčo, šut | |
| Malay | badut(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Malayalam | കോമാളി(performance artist working in a circus) | kōmāḷi | |
| Māori | kiri hangareka(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Marathi | जोकर(performance artist working in a circus) | jokar | |
| Mongolian | алиалагч(performance artist working in a circus), инээлгэгч(performance artist working in a circus) | alialagč, ineelgegč | |
| Navajo | haashchʼéídóó(performance artist working in a circus), łą́ʼátʼíinii(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Norman | bouffon(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | palyaço(performance artist working in a circus), qeşmer(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | bajas(performance artist working in a circus), klovn(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | klovn(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Occitan | palhassa(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | میمون(person acting in a silly fashion) | maymun | |
| Pashto | دوړه مار(person acting in a silly fashion), مسخره(performance artist working in a circus), مسخره(person acting in a silly fashion), مسخره باز(person acting in a silly fashion), مسخرچي(person acting in a silly fashion) | doṛa mãr, masxará, masxará, masxara bãz, masxaračí | |
| Plautdietsch | Spucht(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Polish | błazen(performance artist working in a circus), błazen(person acting in a silly fashion), klaun(performance artist working in a circus), pajac(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Portuguese | palhaça(performance artist working in a circus), palhaça(person acting in a silly fashion), palhaço(performance artist working in a circus), palhaço(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Romanian | bufon(performance artist working in a circus), bufon(person acting in a silly fashion), bufonă(performance artist working in a circus), bufonă(person acting in a silly fashion), clovn(performance artist working in a circus), măscărici(performance artist working in a circus), paiață(performance artist working in a circus), paiață(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Romansch | clown(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Russian | буффо́н(person acting in a silly fashion), кло́ун(performance artist working in a circus), кло́ун(person acting in a silly fashion), пая́ц(performance artist working in a circus), пая́ц(person acting in a silly fashion), скоморо́х(person acting in a silly fashion), фигля́р(performance artist working in a circus), фигля́р(person acting in a silly fashion), шут(performance artist working in a circus), шут(person acting in a silly fashion) | buffón, klóun, klóun, pajác, pajác, skomoróx, figljár, figljár, šut, šut | |
| Serbo-Croatian | klovn(performance artist working in a circus), klȁun(performance artist working in a circus), кла̏ун(performance artist working in a circus), кловн(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Slovak | klaun(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Slovene | klovn(performance artist working in a circus), klovn(person acting in a silly fashion), klovnesa(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Spanish | clon(performance artist working in a circus), clown(performance artist working in a circus), payasa(performance artist working in a circus), payasa(person acting in a silly fashion), payaso(performance artist working in a circus), payaso(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Swahili | mcheshi(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Swedish | clown(performance artist working in a circus), clown(person acting in a silly fashion), pajas(performance artist working in a circus), pajas(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Tagalog | payaso(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Tajik | масхарабоз(performance artist working in a circus), масхарабоз(person acting in a silly fashion), ширинкор(person acting in a silly fashion) | masxaraboz, masxaraboz, širinkor | |
| Tatar | клоун(performance artist working in a circus) | klown | |
| Thai | ตัวตลก(performance artist working in a circus) | dtuua-dtà-lòk | |
| Tibetan | གད་མོ་སློང་མཁན(performance artist working in a circus) | gad mo slong mkhan | |
| Turkish | palyaço(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Turkmen | kloun(performance artist working in a circus), masgarabaz(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Ukrainian | бла́зень(person acting in a silly fashion), кло́ун(performance artist working in a circus), кло́ун(person acting in a silly fashion) | blázenʹ, klóun, klóun | |
| Urdu | بھانْڈ(person acting in a silly fashion), جوکَر(performance artist working in a circus), جوکَر(person acting in a silly fashion), مَخَولِیا(person acting in a silly fashion), مَسْخَرا(performance artist working in a circus), مَسْخَرا(person acting in a silly fashion), مَسْخَرَہ(performance artist working in a circus), مَسْخَرَہ(person acting in a silly fashion) | bhānḍ, jokar, jokar, maxauliyā, masxarā, masxarā, masxara, masxara | |
| Uyghur | مەسخىرىۋاز(performance artist working in a circus) | mesxiriwaz | |
| Uzbek | kloun(performance artist working in a circus), masxaraboz(performance artist working in a circus), masxaraboz(person acting in a silly fashion) | — | |
| Vietnamese | hề(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Welsh | clown(performance artist working in a circus) | — | |
| Yiddish | בלאַזן(person acting in a silly fashion), פּאַיאַץ(performance artist working in a circus), פּאַיאַץ(person acting in a silly fashion) | blazn, payats, payats |
hanswors, hanswors, harlekyn, nar, nar, paljas
gaztor, klloun, palaço
أرقوز, ارقوز, ارقوز, بلياتشو, بهلوان, مهرج, مهرج, مهرج, مُهَرِّج, مُهَرِّج
aragōz, aragōz, aragōz, belyatšo, bahlawān, muharrij, muharrij, muharrij, muharrij, muharrij
payasu, payasu
kloun, oyunbaz
pallassa, pallasso
klaun
klovn, klovn
clown
klaŭnino, klaŭno
kloun
klovnur, íspegil
klovni, pelle, pelle
andouille, bouffon, bouffon, bouffonne, bouffonne, clown, clownesse, guignol, idiot, idiote, mariole, pitre, pitre
pallaso
Clown, Clownin, Trottel, Witzfigur
γελωτοποιός, καραγκιόζης, κλόουν, παλιάτσος, παλιάτσος, τζουτζές
gelotopoiós, karagkiózis, klóoun, paliátsos, paliátsos, tzoutzés
quiasaarisartoq
bohóc, bohóc
galgopi, glanni, grallari, trúður
klauno
badut, badut
petruška
áilteoir, áilteoir
buffona, buffone, clown, clown, pagliaccia, pagliaccia, pagliaccio, pagliaccio
balatrō, sanniō, scurra
klauns
juokdarys, klounas
badut
kiri hangareka
haashchʼéídóó, łą́ʼátʼíinii
bouffon
palyaço, qeşmer
bajas, klovn
klovn
palhassa
Spucht
błazen, błazen, klaun, pajac
palhaça, palhaça, palhaço, palhaço
bufon, bufon, bufonă, bufonă, clovn, măscărici, paiață, paiață
clown
буффо́н, кло́ун, кло́ун, пая́ц, пая́ц, скоморо́х, фигля́р, фигля́р, шут, шут
buffón, klóun, klóun, pajác, pajác, skomoróx, figljár, figljár, šut, šut
klovn, klȁun, кла̏ун, кловн
klaun
klovn, klovn, klovnesa
clon, clown, payasa, payasa, payaso, payaso
mcheshi
clown, clown, pajas, pajas
payaso
palyaço
kloun, masgarabaz
بھانْڈ, جوکَر, جوکَر, مَخَولِیا, مَسْخَرا, مَسْخَرا, مَسْخَرَہ, مَسْخَرَہ
bhānḍ, jokar, jokar, maxauliyā, masxarā, masxarā, masxara, masxara
kloun, masxaraboz, masxaraboz
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.