Jester

//ˈd͡ʒɛs.tə//

Translations of "jester" (23 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	γελωτοποιός(one who jests)	gelōtopoiós
Arabic	بَهْلُول(one who jests)	bahlūl
Belarusian	жартаўні́к(one who jests), жарто́ўнік(one who jests)	žartawník, žartównik
Bulgarian	шегоби́ец(one who jests)	šegobíec
Czech	šašek(one who jests)	—
Esperanto	amuzanto(one who jests)	—
Finnish	vitsailija(one who jests), vitsiniekka(one who jests)	—
French	plaisantin(one who jests)	—
Galician	alvardán(one who jests), arlequín(one who jests), bufón(one who jests)	—
Georgian	მასხარა(one who jests), ოხუნჯი(one who jests), ტაკიმასხარა(one who jests), ხუმარა(one who jests)	masxara, oxunǯi, ṭaḳimasxara, xumara
German	Clown(one who jests), Clownin(one who jests), Hampelfrau(one who jests), Hampelmann(one who jests), Narr(one who jests), Spaßmacher(one who jests), Spaßmacherin(one who jests)	—
Latin	balatrō(one who jests)	—
Lithuanian	klounas(one who jests)	—
Macedonian	сме́шник(one who jests), шега́џија(one who jests), шего́биец(one who jests)	sméšnik, šegádžija, šegóbiec
Māori	kiri hangareka(one who jests)	—
Ottoman Turkish	لطیفهجی(one who jests)	latifeci
Pashto	ټوکي(one who jests)	ṭoki
Polish	błazen(one who jests)	—
Portuguese	brincalhão(one who jests)	—
Russian	остря́к(one who jests), шутни́к(one who jests), шутни́ца(one who jests)	ostrják, šutník, šutníca
Spanish	truhán(one who jests)	—
Swedish	gycklare(one who jests)	—
Ukrainian	жарту́н(one who jests), жартівни́к(one who jests), жартівни́ця(one who jests)	žartún, žartivnýk, žartivnýcja