IFA : fŭnʹē IFA : /ˈfʌni/ Sono ( lingvo [en], )
Rimoj :el fun -y amuza; stranga; komika; komike; komikulo Samsencaĵoj
Amusing ; humorous ; comical . [el la 18a jarcento.]
When I went to the circus, I only found the clowns funny . Strange or unusual , often implying unpleasant . [el la frua 17a jarcento.]
The milk smelt funny so I poured it away. I've got a funny feeling that this isn't going to work. Frazaĵoj
the story would've been funny were it not for the fact that it really happened - la rakonto estus amuza se tio ne estus fakte okazintaDerivaĵoj
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amusing; comical
Alabama: tasihmo → akz
Arabic: مُضْحِك، هَزْلي → ar
Bulgarian: смешен (bg , забавен (bg
Catalan: divertit → ca
Chinese:
Mandarin: 可笑 (cmn , 滑稽 (cmn
Czech: legrační → cs zábavný → cs
Danish: morsom → da sjov (da
Dutch: grappig (nl
Esperanto: komika → eo
Estonian: naljakas (et
Finnish: hassu → fi hauska (fi , hupaisa (fi , huvittava (fi , koominen (fi
French: drôle (fr , amusant (fr , rigolo (fr (familiar), marrant (fr (familiar)
Georgian: სასაცილო → ka
German: komisch (de , lustig (de , spaßig → de
Greek: αστείος (el , διασκεδαστικός (el
Haitian Creole: komik → ht
Hebrew: m → he
Hungarian: vicces (hu
Icelandic: m → is skemmtilegur m (is , m → is m → is
Indonesian: lucu (id
Irish: greannmhar → ga
Italian: buffo m (it , buffa f (it , divertente (it , esilarante (it
Japanese: 面白い (ja , 可笑しい (ja
Korean: 우스운 (ko , 재미있는 (ko
Kurdish:
Sorani: عهنتیکه → ku
Latvian: jocīgs → lv smieklīgs → lv
Lŭembourgish: komesch → lb lëschteg → lb spaasseg → lb
Neapolitan: spassùso → nap
Norwegian: [[:artig#artig (norvega )|artig]] → no norvega )]]
Bokmål: morsom (no [[Kategorio:Tradukita (norvega )]], gøy (no [[Kategorio:Tradukita (norvega )]]
Nynorsk: [[:morosam#morosam (norvega )|morosam]] → no norvega )]]
Polish: zabawny m (pl
Portuguese: engraçado (pt , divertido (pt
Romanian: caraghios (ro , amuzant m (ro
Russian: смешной (ru , забавный m (ru , прикольный (ru
Scottish Gaelic: èibhinn → gd àbhachdach → gd
Spanish: divertido m (es , cómico m (es , gracioso m (es , chistoso m (es
Swedish: rolig (sv , komisk (sv , lustig (sv , skojig (sv
Turkish: komik (tr , gülünç (tr
Uyghur: كۈلكىلىك → ug
Uzbek: kulguli → uz
strange; unusual
Alabama: sobayhíkko → akz
Bulgarian: странен (bg , особен (bg
Danish: sjov (da , besynderlig → da underlig → da
Finnish: kummallinen (fi , outo (fi , hassu → fi
French: étrange (fr , marrant (fr (familiar), bizarre (fr
German: komisch (de , merkwürdig (de , seltsam (de , eigenartig (de
Italian: inconsueto (it , strano (it
Japanese: 変 (ja
Korean: 이상한 → ko
Kurdish:
Sorani: عهجایهب → ku سهیر → ku
Latvian: jocīgs → lv
Lŭembourgish: komesch → lb droleg → lb aartlech → lb gelungen → lb
Neapolitan: curàùso → nap
Norwegian: rar (no [[Kategorio:Tradukita (norvega )]], merkelig (no [[Kategorio:Tradukita (norvega )]]
Ojibwe: mayagi- → oj
Portuguese: estranho (pt
Romanian: caraghios (ro
Russian: странный (ru , прикольный (ru
Spanish: extraño m (es , raro m (es , inusual → es
Swedish: konstig (sv , märklig (sv , underlig (sv , sällsam (sv
Turkish: tuhaf (tr , acayip (tr
( humorous ) A joke .
2014 , Brian Conaghan, When Mr. Dog Bites (page 54)
Everyone would be sitting on big fluffy white clouds singing songs, telling funnies and just enjoying the day. ( humorous ) A comic strip .
2009 , R. P. Moffa, The Vaulted Sky (page 343)
His father was more likely to listen to the radio, although he would read the Sunday funnies , and his grandmother would only read the Italian language paper she picked up at the corner candy store.
Perhaps a jocular use of Skripteraro: La funkcio, kiun vi specifis, ne ekzistis. Skripteraro: Tia modulo ne ekzistas.
( UK ) A narrow boat for sculling . 
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