mocker meaning in Latin

English	Latin
mocker noun [UK: ˈmɒkə(r)] [US: ˈmɒkər]	exsufflator [exsufflatoris](3rd) M noun exsuflatora [exsuflatorae](1st) M noun illusor [illusoris](3rd) M noun inlusor [inlusoris](3rd) M noun ludificator [ludificatoris](3rd) M noun
mocker, one who insults / mocks by gestures noun	subsannator [subsannatoris](3rd) M noun
mocker, scoffer noun	irrisor [irrisoris](3rd) M noun
mockery [mockeries] noun [UK: ˈmɒk.ə.ri] [US: ˈmɑːk.ə.ri]	derisus [derisus](4th) M noun inrisio [inrisionis](3rd) F noun insultatio [insultationis](3rd) F noun irrisio [irrisionis](3rd) F noun irrisus [irrisus](4th) M noun ludibrium [ludibri(i)](2nd) N noun ludificatio [ludificationis](3rd) F noun
mockery, scorn, derision noun	derisio [derisionis](3rd) F noun
mockery by gestures noun	subsannatio [subsannationis](3rd) F noun
abuse / jeers / mockery / insults noun	convicium [convici(i)](2nd) N noun convitium [conviti(i)](2nd) N noun
derisory, characterized by mockery adjective	derisorius [derisoria, derisorium]adjective
full of mockery adjective	ludibriosus [ludibriosa, ludibriosum]adjective
scoffer, mocker noun	derisor [derisoris](3rd) M noun

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