bufon Romanian -

1.

• Englishfool

• Englishjester

• Armenianխեղկատակ

• Bulgarianшут

• Czechšašek

• Danishnar

• Finnishnarri, hovinarri

• Frenchfou

• GermanNarr

• Greekγελωτοποιόςel

• Italianbuffonepagliaccio, buffone di corte

• Japanese道化 師

• Lithuanianjuokdarys

• Norwegiannarr

• Portuguesebobo da corte

• Romanianbufon

• Russianшут

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillic

• Romandvorska ludašut

• Spanishbufón

• Swahilifala, mjinga

• Swedishnarr

2.

• Englishclown

• Englishperformance artist working in a circus

• Afrikaansnar, harlekyn, paljas

• Albanianklloun

• Arabicمُهَرِّج

• Armenianծաղրածու

• Asturianpayasu

• Azerioyunbaz

• Belarusianклоўн

• Bulgarianкло́ун

• Catalanpallasso

• Chinese

• Mandarin小丑

• Czechklaun

• Danishklovn

• Dutchclown

• Esperantoklaŭno

• Faroeseíspegil

• Finnishklovni, pelle

• Frenchclownbouffon

• Galicianpallaso

• Georgianკლოუნი

• GermanClown

• Greekκλόουνγελωτοποιός

• Greenlandicquiasaarisartoq

• Hebre ליצן

• Hungarianbohóc

• Icelandictrúður

• Idoklauno

• Indonesianbadut

• Italianpagliaccio

• Japaneseピエロ

• Korean어릿광대피에로

• Latvianklauns

• Macedonianкловн

• Malaybadut

• Malayalamകോമാളി

• Marathiजोकर

• Navajołą́ʼátʼíinii

• Norwegianklovn

• Persianدلقک

• Polishklaun

• Portuguesepalhaço

• Romanianclovnmăscărici

• Romanschclown

• Russianкло́унпая́ц

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicклаун

• Romanklaun

• Slovakklaun

• Sloveneklovn

• Spanishpayaso

• Swahilimcheshi

• Swedishclown

• Tagalogpayaso

• Turkishpalyaço

• Ukrainianкло́ун

• Uzbekkloun, masxaraboz

• Vietnamesehề

• Welshclown

• Yiddishפּאַיאַץ

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• Englishclown

• Englishperson acting in a silly fashion

• Bulgarianшут

• Danishklovn

• Finnishpelle

• Frenchbouffonguignol

• GermanTrottel

• Greekπαλιάτσοςκαραγκιόζης

• Hungarianbohóc

• Italianbuffone

• Japanese道化

• Normanbouffon

• Macedonianкловн

• Persianدلقک

• Polishpajac

• Portuguesepalhaço

• Romanianpaiață

• Russianкло́унпая́ц

• Sloveneklovn

• Spanishpayaso

• Swahilimcheshi

• Swedishclown

• Yiddishפּאַיאַץ

3.

• Englishbuffoon

• Englishone who acts in a silly or ridiculous fashion

• Arabicمُهَرِّج

• Bulgarianшутпалячо

• Chinese

• Mandarin小丑

• Dutchclown

• Esperantobufono

• Finnishilveilijä, narri, pelle

• Frenchbouffon

• GermanHanswurst

• Hungarianpojáca

• Irishabhlóirfuirseoir

• Italianpagliaccio

• Maoriheahea

• Persianشوت

• Polishpajac

• Portuguesepalhaço

• Russianшутскоморо́х

• Spanishbufón

• Swedishpajas, fjant

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