IFA : ˈfʌni Sono :( lingvo -en-, )
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 okazinta Derivaĵoj
Derivaĵoj
amusing; comical
Alabama:tasihmo
Arabic: مُضْحِك، هَزْلي → ar
Bulgarian: смешен , забавен
Catalan: divertit
Chinese:
Mandarin:可笑 kěxiào 滑稽 huájī
Czech: legrační → cs , zábavný → cs
Danish: morsom → da , sjov → da
Dutch: grappig → nl
Esperanto: komika
Estonian: naljakas
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
Hebrew: מַצְחִיק → he vira mats'khík
Hungarian: vicces → hu
Icelandic: fyndinn → is vira skemmtilegur → is vira hnyttinn → is vira smellinn → is vira
Indonesian: lucu → id
Irish: greannmhar
Italian: buffo → it vira buffa → it ina divertente → it , esilarante → it
Japanese: 面白い → ja おもしろい, omoshiroi 可笑しい → ja おかしい, okashii
Korean: 우스운 → ko , 재미있는 → ko
Kurdish:
Sorani: عهنتیکه
Latvian: jocīgs , smieklīgs
Lŭembourgish: komesch → lb , lëschteg → lb , spaasseg → lb
Neapolitan:spassùso
Norwegian: artig → no
Bokmål: morsom → no , gøy → no
Nynorsk: morosam → no
Polish: zabawny → pl vira
Portuguese: engraçado → pt , divertido → pt
Romanian: caraghios → ro , amuzant → ro vira
Russian: смешной → ru smešnój забавный → ru vira zabávnyj прикольный → ru
Scottish Gaelic: èibhinn , àbhachdach
Spanish: divertido → es vira cómico → es vira gracioso → es vira chistoso → es vira
Swedish: rolig → sv , komisk → sv , lustig → sv , skojig → sv
Turkish: komik → tr , gülünç → tr
Uyghur: كۈلكىلىك → ug külkilik
Uzbek: kulguli
strange; unusual
Alabama:sobayhíkko
Bulgarian: странен , особен
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 hen
Korean: 이상한 → ko
Kurdish:
Sorani: عهجایهب , سهیر
Latvian: jocīgs
Lŭembourgish: komesch → lb , droleg → lb , aartlech → lb , gelungen → lb
Neapolitan:curàùso
Norwegian: rar → no , merkelig → no
Ojibwe: mayagi-
Portuguese: estranho → pt
Romanian: caraghios → ro
Russian: странный → ru stránnyj прикольный → ru
Spanish: extraño → es vira raro → es vira 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 funny . See above.
British A narrow boat for sculling 
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