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| etymological origin of | eng: ridicule |
| etymological origin of | ita: ridicolo |
| etymological origin of | lat: ridicule |
| etymological origin of | scn: ridìculu |
| etymologically related | lat: rīdeō |
| etymology | lat: rideo |
| has derived form | lat: rīdiculē |
| lexical category | adjective |
| semantically related | lat: absurdus |
| semantically related | lat: fatuus |
| semantically related | lat: frustra |
| semantically related | lat: futurus |
| semantically related | lat: inanis |
| semantically related | lat: insensatus |
| semantically related | lat: insolita |
| semantically related | lat: novus |
| semantically related | lat: oblectans |
| semantically related | lat: prodigus |
| semantically related | lat: puerilis |
| semantically related | lat: ridiculum |
| semantically related | lat: stolidus |
| semantically related | lat: stultus |
| semantically related | lat: stupidus |
| semantically related | lat: viridis |
| translation | eng: absurd |
| translation | eng: amusing |
| translation | eng: funny |
| translation | eng: laughable |
| translation | eng: ridiculous |
| translation | eng: silly |
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