A funny play in greek term?

In Greek, a funny play is often referred to as a "komodia" (κωμωδία), which is the origin of the modern term "comedy." These plays typically featured humorous situations, exaggerated characters, and satirical commentary on society. Renowned playwrights like Aristophanes crafted works that blended wit and social critique, making them entertaining while provoking thought. Their comedic elements remain influential in contemporary theater and comedy.