SPORT Copy link • SPORT 1. s. Play, ludus: jocus [Vid: PLAY.] To make sport of anybody, aliquem ludere, deludere, illudere. In sport, per jocum: per ludum et jocum: per ridiculum: joco, joculariter (e.g., alicui objicere aliquid). Mockery, irrisio: derisio: derisus (post-Augustan): cavillatio: ludibrium. To make sport of, ludibrio (sibi) habere aliquem or aliquid: to be the sport of the winds, ventorum ludibrium esse: aliquid or aliquem irridere, deridere, cavillari: to make great sport of, acerbis facetiis aliquem irridere: to be made sport of, irrideri: ludibrio esse. Pursuit of game, venatus. To enjoy field sports, *venandi studio teneri: multum esse in venationibus: venandi studiosum esse. Fondness for field sports, venandi studium, or voluptas, or studium ac voluptas. 2. v. To play, ludere: ludendo tempus terere: ludicra delectari delectatione: lusionibus delectari. To pursue some sport, venari.