risibilis

rīsĭbĭlis, e, adj. [rideo],

• that can laugh, risible: unus homo, Mart. Cap. 4, § 398.

rīsibilis, e (rideo), I) belachenswert, lächerlich, quid his risibilius fieri potest? Eustath. hexaëm. 6, 6: neutr. pl. subst., quaedam risibilia celebrare, gewisse lächerliche Zeremonien begehen (v. den Juden), Cassiod. hist. eccl. 11, 13. – II) der lachen kann, Mart. Cap. 4. § 354 u. 398. Cledon. art. rhet. 591, 7 H. Boëth. in Cic. top. lib. 5. p. 355 sq. (B.).

risibilis [LL] 1 capable of laughing. b (phil., as sb. n.) ability to laugh. ‘homo est ~is’, hec probabilis est J. Sal. Met. 844D; animal quadrupes ‥ nec ~e humane nature quis adjunget? Gir. TH II 19; homo in quantum homo est ~is Duns Ord. III 197; tunc Deus posset separare passionem a subjecto et, per consequens, posset esse homo licet non sit ~is Ockham Quodl. 457; c1410 singula animalium ~ium vivencia FormOx 424.  b interdum ‥ propria ‥ sermo coaptat incomplexus, ut si dicas proprium hominis esse ~e J. Sal. Hist. Pont. 13 p. 34; propria passio cujuslibet, sicut ~e hominis, et rudibile asini et hinnibile equi Bacon Tert. 122; ~e naturam hominis consequitur T. Sutton Gen. & Corrupt. 141. 2 that causes laughter: a ludicrous, absurd. b jocular, comical. a schemata quedam ~ia ‥ ostendens H. Bos. Thom. III 1.  b hilari pretenso ‥ vultu consurgens et ‥ voce ~i astantibus dixit Bower VIII 27.

rīsĭbĭlis, e, capable de rire : Capel. 4, 398 || capable de faire rire : Cassiod. Hist. eccl. 11, 13.