from Sicilian buffu and/or Italian buffo. IPA(key): /ˈbuf.fu/ buffu (feminine singular buffa, plural buffi) funny, comical, amusing buffu m (plural buffi...
Borrowed from Sicilian buffuni. IPA(key): /bufˈfuː.nɪ/ buffun m (plural buffuni) jester Synonym: buffu bbuffunja buffu buffunata buffunerija buffuniera ...
IPA(key): /buf.fuˈnaː.ta/ buffunata f (plural buffunati) foolishness, buffoonery Synonym: buffunerija bbuffunja buffu buffun buffunerija buffuniera ...
IPA(key): /buf.fu.nɛˈriː.ja/ buffunerija f (plural buffuneriji) foolishness, buffoonery Synonym: buffunata bbuffunja buffu buffun buffunata buffuniera ...
first/second/third-person singular present subjunctive third-person singular imperative IPA(key): /ˈbuf.fɪ/ buffi plural of buffu plural of buffa buffi plural of buffa...
jibbuffunja, past participle bbuffunjat or buffunjat, verbal noun bbuffunjar or buffunjar) to play the fool buffu buffun buffunata buffunerija buffuniera ...
IPA(key): /ˈbuf.fa/ buffa f feminine singular of buffu buffa f (plural buffi) female equivalent of buffu: female clown From Latin būfō (“toad”). buffa f...
jokdaris (lv) m Macedonian: шегобиец m (šegobiec), шегобијка f (šegobijka) Maltese: buffu m, buffa f, ċajtier m, ċajtiera f Ottoman Turkish: لطیفهجی (latifeci) Pashto:...