laughable

English

Etymology

From laugh +‎ -able.

Adjective

laughable (comparative more laughable, superlative most laughable)

1. Fitted to excite laughter; as, a laughable story; a laughable scene.

Synonyms

• droll, ludicrous, mirthful, comical, risible

Derived terms

• laughableness
• laughably

Translations

fitted to exite laughter

Chinese: Mandarin: 可笑 (cmn) (kěxiào) Czech: směšný (cs) Danish: latterlig (da), komisk (da) Dutch: belachelijk (nl) Esperanto: ridinda (eo) Finnish: huvittava (fi), naurattava (fi) French: risible (fr) German: lächerlich (de), lachhaft (de) Hindi: हास्यस्पद (hi) (hāsyaspad)

Icelandic: hlægilegur (is) Italian: ridicolo (it) Japanese: 可笑しい (ja) (おかしい, okashii), 人笑わせ (ja) (ひとわらわせ, hito-warawase) Luxembourgish: lächerlech (lb) Papiamentu: ridíkulo Polish: śmieszny (pl) Portuguese: ridículo (pt) Russian: смешной (ru) (smešnój) Spanish: risible (es), ridículo (es) Turkish: gülünç (tr)