court jester

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63 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: gaztor — person who amused a medieval court
• Arabic: بَهْلُول (bahlūl) — person who amused a medieval court
• Azerbaijani: təlxək — person who amused a medieval court
• Belarusian: бла́зан (blázan) — person who amused a medieval court
• Bulgarian: шут (šut) — person who amused a medieval court
• Catalan: bufó — person who amused a medieval court
• Chinese Mandarin: 弄臣 (nòngchén) — person who amused a medieval court
• Czech: šašek — person who amused a medieval court
• Danish: nar — person who amused a medieval court
• Dutch: nar — person who amused a medieval court
• Dutch: hofnar — person who amused a medieval court
• Esperanto: amuzisto — person who amused a medieval court
• Esperanto: bufono — person who amused a medieval court
• Estonian: narr — person who amused a medieval court
• Finnish: hovinarri — person who amused a medieval court
• Finnish: narri — person who amused a medieval court
• French: bouffon — person who amused a medieval court
• French: fou du roi — person who amused a medieval court
• French: fou — person who amused a medieval court
• German: Hofnarr — person who amused a medieval court
• German: Hofnärrin — person who amused a medieval court
• German: Narr — person who amused a medieval court
• German: Närrin — person who amused a medieval court
• Greek: γελωτοποιός (gelotopoiós) — person who amused a medieval court
• Hebrew: לֵיצַן חָצֵר (leytsán khatsér) — person who amused a medieval court
• Hindi: विदूषक (vidūṣak) — person who amused a medieval court
• Hungarian: udvari bolond — person who amused a medieval court
• Hungarian: bolond — person who amused a medieval court
• Italian: giullare — person who amused a medieval court
• Italian: buffone — person who amused a medieval court
• Italian: affabulatore — person who amused a medieval court
• Italian: affabulatrice — person who amused a medieval court
• Italian: buffone di corte — person who amused a medieval court
• Korean: 어릿광대 (eoritgwangdae) — person who amused a medieval court
• Korean: 광대 (gwangdae) — person who amused a medieval court
• Latvian: āksts — person who amused a medieval court
• Latvian: nerrs — person who amused a medieval court
• Macedonian: шут (šut) — person who amused a medieval court
• Macedonian: дво́рски шут (dvórski šut) — person who amused a medieval court
• Norwegian Bokmål: hoffnarr — person who amused a medieval court
• Iranian Persian: لُوْدِه (lowde) — person who amused a medieval court
• Polish: błazen — person who amused a medieval court
• Portuguese: bobo da corte — person who amused a medieval court
• Portuguese: bufão — person who amused a medieval court
• Romanian: bufon — person who amused a medieval court
• Romanian: măscărici — person who amused a medieval court
• Russian: шут (šut) — person who amused a medieval court
• Russian: пая́ц (pajác) — person who amused a medieval court
• Serbo-Croatian: šutnik — person who amused a medieval court
• Serbo-Croatian: šȁšavac — person who amused a medieval court
• Serbo-Croatian: dvorska luda — person who amused a medieval court
• Serbo-Croatian: lȕda — person who amused a medieval court
• Slovak: šašo — person who amused a medieval court
• Slovak: figliar — person who amused a medieval court
• Spanish: bufón — person who amused a medieval court
• Swedish: narr — person who amused a medieval court
• Swedish: hovnarr — person who amused a medieval court
• Swedish: gycklare — person who amused a medieval court
• Tatar: шамакай (şamaqay) — person who amused a medieval court
• Telugu: వికటకవి (vikaṭakavi) — person who amused a medieval court
• Turkish: soytarı — person who amused a medieval court
• Ukrainian: бла́зень (blázenʹ) — person who amused a medieval court
• Uzbek: qiziqchi — person who amused a medieval court