Buffoon

Vocabulary Spotlight

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: मसखरा (Maskhara) – A person who amuses others by ridiculous or foolish behavior; a clown or fool.

[buh-foon]

Clown – जोकर (joker)
Fool – मूर्ख (moorakh)

Jester – मसखरा (maskhara)
Comedian – हास्य कलाकार (haasya kalakaar)

“Buffoon” shabd French aur Italian roots se aya hai, jo clownish aur foolish vyakti ko describe karta hai jo logon ko hasata hai.

– “Buffoon” comes from French and Italian roots, describing a clownish or foolish person who entertains others.

Noun: Buffoon – मसखरा (maskhara)

Adjective: Buffoonish – मूर्खतापूर्ण (moorakhtapoorna)

1. Party mein wo ek buffoon ki tarah behave kar raha tha.

– He was behaving like a buffoon at the party.

2. Uske buffoonish jokes ne sabko hasaya.

– His buffoonish jokes made everyone laugh.

India mein buffoon ka use un logon ke liye hota hai jo silly aur funny behavior se doosron ko entertain karte hain.

“Buffoon” ka use un logon ko describe karne ke liye hota hai jo silly aur comic actions se doosron ko entertain karte hain.

Clown (जोकर)

Scholar (विद्वान)

Leader (नेता)

Artist (कलाकार)

‘Clown’ sahi jawab hai kyunki buffoon ka matlab maskhara ya foolish vyakti hota hai.

Latin (लैटिन)

Sanskrit (संस्कृत)

French (फ्रेंच)

Greek (ग्रीक)

‘French’ sahi jawab hai kyunki buffoon ka origin French aur Italian languages se hai.

Scholar (विद्वान)

Fool (मूर्ख)

Clown (जोकर)

Jester (मसखरा)

‘Scholar’ sahi jawab hai kyunki buffoon ka opposite ek serious aur intelligent vyakti hoga, jaise ek scholar.