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Detailed Translations for jester from English to Spanish

jest:

jest [the ~] nomen

  1. the jest (joke; pleasantry)
    el chiste
  2. the jest (witty remark; joke; gag; )
    el chiste; la agudeza; la ocurrencia; la payasada
  3. the jest (drollery; joke; witticism; waggishness; witty saying)
    la broma; el chiste; el cachondeo; la payasada; la comicidad; la chocarrería

Conjugations for jest:

present
  1. jest
  2. jest
  3. jests
  4. jest
  5. jest
  6. jest
simple past
  1. jested
  2. jested
  3. jested
  4. jested
  5. jested
  6. jested
present perfect
  1. have jested
  2. have jested
  3. has jested
  4. have jested
  5. have jested
  6. have jested
past continuous
  1. was jesting
  2. were jesting
  3. was jesting
  4. were jesting
  5. were jesting
  6. were jesting
future
  1. shall jest
  2. will jest
  3. will jest
  4. shall jest
  5. will jest
  6. will jest
continuous present
  1. am jesting
  2. are jesting
  3. is jesting
  4. are jesting
  5. are jesting
  6. are jesting
subjunctive
  1. be jested
  2. be jested
  3. be jested
  4. be jested
  5. be jested
  6. be jested
diverse
  1. jest!
  2. let's jest!
  3. jested
  4. jesting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for jest:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
agudeza gag; jest; joke; pleasantry; quip; witticism; witty remark acidity; acumen; acuteness; adeptness; bittyness; brain; brightness; cattishness; cleverness; cunning; curtness; discernment; insight; intelligence; keen perception; keenness; notion; quick-wittedness; readiness for battle; sagacity; sharp-eyedness; sharp-mindedness; sharpness; shrewdness; slyness; smartness; snappiness; understanding
broma drollery; jest; joke; waggishness; witticism; witty saying banter; comical story; droll story; farce; folly; foolishness; fun; high jinks; hilarity; idiocy; joke; joking; joy; joyfulness; lunacy; madness; merriment; mirth; nonsense; pile-worm; pleasure; prank; pun; silliness
cachondeo drollery; jest; joke; waggishness; witticism; witty saying banter; folly; fun; high jinks; hilarity; idiocy; joking; joy; joyfulness; lunacy; madness; merriment; mirth; nonsense; pleasure; pun; silliness
chiste drollery; gag; jest; joke; pleasantry; quip; waggishness; witticism; witty remark; witty saying fun; gimmick
chocarrería drollery; jest; joke; waggishness; witticism; witty saying impishness; mischief; roguishness
comicidad drollery; jest; joke; waggishness; witticism; witty saying impishness; mischief; roguishness
ocurrencia gag; jest; joke; pleasantry; quip; witticism; witty remark hunch; idea; image; inspiration; notion; thought
payasada drollery; gag; jest; joke; pleasantry; quip; waggishness; witticism; witty remark; witty saying funny streak; impishness; mischief; roguishness
- gag; jape; jocularity; joke; laugh
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bromear banter; commit foolery; do something silly; jape; jest; joke; make fun of; play a joke; play a trick; poke fun at joke; kid
burlar banter; commit foolery; do something silly; jape; jest; joke; make fun of; play a joke; play a trick; poke fun at
burlarse banter; commit foolery; do something silly; jape; jest; joke; make fun of; play a joke; play a trick; poke fun at badger; be a nuisance; cheat; gull; jeer; jibe; make a fool of; pester; ridicule; scoff at; sneer; sneer at; spoof; taunt; trick
burlarse de banter; commit foolery; do something silly; jape; jest; joke; make fun of; play a joke; play a trick; poke fun at abuse; insult; make a fool of; make fun of; poke fun at; revile; ridicule; scoff; scoff at; sneer; taunt
chancear banter; commit foolery; do something silly; jape; jest; joke; make fun of; play a joke; play a trick; poke fun at badger; bait; banter; give rise to; joke; needle; provoke
gastarle una broma a una banter; commit foolery; do something silly; jape; jest; joke; make fun of; play a joke; play a trick; poke fun at
hacer bromas banter; commit foolery; do something silly; jape; jest; joke; make fun of; play a joke; play a trick; poke fun at
hacer el tonto banter; commit foolery; do something silly; jape; jest; joke; make fun of; play a joke; play a trick; poke fun at
- joke
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- joke

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Related Definitions for "jest":

  1. activity characterized by good humor1
  2. a humorous anecdote or remark intended to provoke laughter1
    • he laughed unpleasantly at his own jest1
  3. act in a funny or teasing way1
  4. tell a joke; speak humorously1

Wiktionary Translations for jest:

jest
verb
  1. to tell a joke
noun
  1. joke

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
jest mofarse; bromear; burlarse gekscheren — (inergatief). de draak met iets steken, een grap maken
jest por despecho; por joder; por deporte; de pura piedra aus Daffkenordostdeutsch, besonders berlinerisch, salopp: aus Trotz, zum Trotz; nun gerade; aus Eigensinn; nur zum Spaß
jest broma; burla; chanza badinageaction ou propos léger, qui ne prête pas à conséquences.
jest bromear; chancearse badinerplaisanter, prendre quelque chose à la légère, parler ou écrire d’une manière enjouée.
jest bromear plaisanterbadiner, dire ou faire quelque chose pour amuser, pour faire rire les autres.

jester:

jester [the ~] nomen

  1. the jester (joker; court jester)
    el joker; el comodín

Translation Matrix for jester:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
comodín court jester; jester; joker Simple Simon; birdbrain; idiot; nutcase; rattle-brain
joker court jester; jester; joker
- fool; motley fool
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- joker; wag

Related Words for "jester":

  • jesters

Synonyms for "jester":


Related Definitions for "jester":

  1. a professional clown employed to entertain a king or nobleman in the Middle Ages1

Wiktionary Translations for jester:

jester
noun
  1. person in a mediaeval royal court

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
jester bromista; guasón Spaßvogeljemand, der mit seinen lustigen Einfällen und Späßen andere gerne erheitert
jester arlequín arlequinpersonnage de la comédie italienne, qui a été introduire sur notre théâtre et dont le vêtement est formé de pièces de diverses couleurs.
jester arlequín baladin — (vieilli) danseur de théâtre. farceur de place publique.
jester bufón bouffon — (histoire) Personnage dont la fonction était d’amuser la cour des nobles.

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