parody

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• Australian, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈpæɹədi/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈpaɹədɪj/
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• /ˈpæɹədi/ without the Mary–marry–merry merger
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• /ˈpɛɹədi/ Mary–marry–merry merger
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• Scotland: /ˈpaɾəde/
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• Scotland: /-dɪ/
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• Scotland: /-di/
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• Wales: /ˈpaɾədi/
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• homophone: parity (flapping, weak vowel merger)
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• CMU ARPABET: P EH1 R AH0 D IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Latin parōdia, from Ancient Greek παρῳδία (parōidía, “parody”), from παρά (pará, “besides”) + ᾠδή (ōidḗ, “song”).

81 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: parodi — expression making fun of something else
• Arabic: مُحَاكَاة سَاخِرَة (muḥākāh sāḵira) — expression making fun of something else
• Armenian: պարոդիա (parodia) — expression making fun of something else
• Azerbaijani: parodiya — expression making fun of something else
• Basque: parodia — expression making fun of something else
• Belarusian: паро́дыя (paródyja) — expression making fun of something else
• Bulgarian: паро́дия (paródija) — expression making fun of something else
• Catalan: paròdia — expression making fun of something else
• Chinese Mandarin: 戲仿 /戏仿 (xìfǎng) — expression making fun of something else
• Chinese Mandarin: 諧仿 /谐仿 (xiéfǎng) — expression making fun of something else
• Chinese Mandarin: 反串 (fǎnchuàn) — expression making fun of something else
• Chinese Mandarin: 惡搞 /恶搞 (ègǎo) — expression making fun of something else
• Czech: parodie — expression making fun of something else
• Danish: parodi — expression making fun of something else
• Dutch: parodie — expression making fun of something else
• Esperanto: parodio — expression making fun of something else
• Estonian: paroodia — expression making fun of something else
• Finnish: parodia — expression making fun of something else
• French: parodie — expression making fun of something else
• Galician: parodia — expression making fun of something else
• Georgian: პაროდია (ṗarodia) — expression making fun of something else
• German: Parodie — expression making fun of something else
• Greek: παρωδία (parodía) — expression making fun of something else
• Hebrew: פָּרוֹדְיָה (paródya) — expression making fun of something else
• Hindi: व्यंग्य (vyaṅgya) — expression making fun of something else
• Hindi: हास्यानुकृति (hāsyānukŕti) — expression making fun of something else
• Hindi: भड़ौआ (bhaṛauā) — expression making fun of something else
• Hungarian: paródia — expression making fun of something else
• Icelandic: skopstæling — expression making fun of something else
• Ido: parodio — expression making fun of something else
• Indonesian: parodi — expression making fun of something else
• Japanese: パロディ (parodi) — expression making fun of something else
• Kazakh: пародия (parodiä) — expression making fun of something else
• Korean: 패러디 (paereodi) — expression making fun of something else
• Kyrgyz: пародия (parodiya) — expression making fun of something else
• Latvian: parodija — expression making fun of something else
• Lithuanian: parodija — expression making fun of something else
• Macedonian: пародија (parodija) — expression making fun of something else
• Norwegian Bokmål: parodi — expression making fun of something else
• Norwegian Nynorsk: parodi — expression making fun of something else
• Occitan: parodia — expression making fun of something else
• Polish: parodia — expression making fun of something else
• Portuguese: paródia — expression making fun of something else
• Romanian: parodie — expression making fun of something else
• Russian: паро́дия (paródija) — expression making fun of something else
• Serbo-Croatian: па̀ро̄дија — expression making fun of something else
• Serbo-Croatian: pàrōdija — expression making fun of something else
• Slovak: paródia — expression making fun of something else
• Slovene: parodija — expression making fun of something else
• Spanish: parodia — expression making fun of something else
• Swedish: parodi — expression making fun of something else
• Tagalog: gayambalbal — expression making fun of something else
• Tajik: пародия (parodiya) — expression making fun of something else
• Turkish: parodi — expression making fun of something else
• Ukrainian: паро́дія (paródija) — expression making fun of something else
• Uzbek: parodiya — expression making fun of something else
• Yiddish: פּאַראָדיע (parodye) — expression making fun of something else
• Bulgarian: пародирам (parodiram) — to make a parody of something
• Catalan: parodiar — to make a parody of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 戲仿 /戏仿 (xìfǎng) — to make a parody of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 諧仿 /谐仿 (xiéfǎng) — to make a parody of something
• Czech: parodovat — to make a parody of something
• Danish: parodiere — to make a parody of something
• Dutch: parodiëren — to make a parody of something
• Esperanto: parodii — to make a parody of something
• Finnish: parodioida — to make a parody of something
• French: parodier — to make a parody of something
• Galician: parodiar — to make a parody of something
• German: parodieren — to make a parody of something
• Greek: παρωδώ (parodó) — to make a parody of something
• Ancient Greek: παρῳδῶ (parōidô) — to make a parody of something
• Hungarian: parodizál — to make a parody of something
• Hungarian: kifiguráz — to make a parody of something
• Italian: parodiare — to make a parody of something
• Polish: parodiować — to make a parody of something
• Portuguese: parodiar — to make a parody of something
• Russian: пароди́ровать (parodírovatʹ) — to make a parody of something
• Russian: спароди́ровать (sparodírovatʹ) — to make a parody of something
• Spanish: parodiar — to make a parody of something
• Swedish: parodiera — to make a parody of something
• Thai: ล้อเลียน (lɔ́ɔ-liian) — to make a parody of something