The Latin word for to laugh is
ridere
Example Sentences
| Noli ridere. | Don't laugh. |
| Noli me deridere, quaeso. | Please don't laugh at me. |
| Noli me deridere. | Don't laugh at me. |
| Noli eum deridere. | Don't laugh at him. |
| Ridebis. | You will laugh. |
| Eum ridentem nunquam viderat. | She had never seen him laugh. |
| Eam ridentem nunquam viderat. | He had never seen her laugh. |
| "Quia fortasse rides me." "Unde oritur ista suspicio?" "Quia es malus." "Omnes sumus mali quidem, at ego non sum pejor te. Nemo ridet igitur, nisi irrideat aliquem?" | "Because maybe you're laughing at me." "Where does that suspicion come from?" "Because you're mean." "We are all mean, but I'm no worse than you. Then does no one laugh, unless he is laughing at someone?" |
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