how do you say intelligent, athletic and funny in latin?

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intelligent = intelligens, -entis (a 3rd declension adjective)

athletic = athleticus, -a, -um (a 1st & 2nd declension adjective)

funny - ridiculus, -a, -um meaning funny, laughable, ridiculous and can also be referring to a clown or a joke -- or facetus, -a, -um (both 1st & 2nd declension adjectives) meaning witty, humorous, brilliantly humorous, elegantly humorous.

To learn how to say "intelligent," "athletic," and "funny" in Latin, we can break down the translation of each word individually.

1. Intelligent: In Latin, the word for "intelligent" is "intelligens" (masculine) or "intelligens" (feminine). The plural form is "intelligentes" (masculine or mixed-gender) or "intelligentes" (feminine).

2. Athletic: The Latin word for "athletic" is "athleticus" (masculine) or "athletica" (feminine). In the plural form, it becomes "athletici" (masculine) or "athleticae" (feminine).

3. Funny: In Latin, the term for "funny" could be translated as "hilarius" (masculine), "hilara" (feminine), or "hilarum" (neuter) in a singular form. To indicate a plural form, you can use "hilariores" (masculine), "hilariores" (feminine), or "hilariora" (neuter).

You can use these translations to form sentences such as:

- "He is intelligent, athletic, and funny": "Is intelligens, athleticus, et hilarius" (masculine)
- "She is intelligent, athletic, and funny": "Est intelligens, athletica, et hilara" (feminine)
- "They are intelligent, athletic, and funny": "Sunt intelligentes, athletici, et hilarii" (masculine)

Remember that Latin has gendered nouns and adjectives, so the endings of the words vary depending on the gender of the subject.