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Derived from the Latin word(s), botel and teh; where as the botel, meaning a relative "loser" and teh, meaning "impersonator"; in conjunction, these two formal Latin words come together as an Italian, Hungarian and French word defining a "loser" who pretends\acts like another character, rather them himselve alone.
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