Satire

/ˈsætaɪər/ noun

Satire is a way of criticizing people, ideas, or society by using humor, irony, or exaggeration. It often makes serious points by making us laugh or feel uncomfortable.

From Latin *satura (lanx)*, meaning 'full (dish)', a medley or mixture, which came to refer to a type of writing filled with various elements, often mocking or critical. It is not related to *Satyr*, the mythological creature, despite the similar spelling.

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AMሳቲር
ARهجاء
BGсатира
BNব্যঙ্গ
CAsàtira
CSsatira
DAsatire
DESatire
ELσάτιρα
ESsátira
ETsatiir
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