prate

Significado (Inglés)

Noun

Talk to little purpose; trifling talk; unmeaningful loquacity.

Verb

To talk much and to little purpose; to be loquacious; to speak foolishly.

Conceptos

charlar

charla

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disparate

dentellar

disparatar

parlotear

garlar

🧇

conversación insustancial

cháchara

conversación vana

Sinónimos

chatter

babble

prattle

gabble

blabber

twaddle

palaver

clack

tittle-tattle

gibber

maunder

tattle

piffle

talk nonsense

idle talk

blather

gab

blab

gossip

mumble

talk much

murmur

drivel

blether

burble

chin music

jabber

chitchat

tittle tattle

talk incoherently

talk too much

yapp

talk idly

babblement

rattle away

chin wagging

bla-bla

yaff

prittle prattle

blatter

boast

brag

brawl

cackle

claptrap

droning

garrulity

garrulousness

gob

grumble

Traducciones

bavarder

schwätzen

plaudern

gevezelik

ثرثر

gevezelik etmek

babbelen

φλυαρώ

babiller

μωρολογώ

schwatzen

jaser

tagarelar

أطلق أصواتا

أفشى السر

Pronunciado como (IPA)

/pɹeɪt/

Etimología (Inglés)

Heredado de inglés medio: praten

Cognado con neerlandés: praten

Cognado con bajo alemán: praten

Cognado con danés: prate

Cognado con sueco: prata

Cognado con feroés: práta

Cognado con islandés: prata

Cognado con polaco: bredzić

Cognado con letón: bradāt

In summary

From Middle English praten; either inherited from Old English prætt or borrowed via Middle Dutch or Middle Low German praten (from Old Saxon *pratt), all from Proto-West Germanic *prattu, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *prattuz (“idle or boastful talk, deceit”), from Proto-Indo-European *bred- (“to wander, rove”).
Related to Dutch praten (“to talk, chat”), Low German praten, dated German pfrassen, Danish prate, Swedish prata (“to talk, prate”), Faroese práta (“to talk, gossip”), Icelandic prata;; also cognate with Polish bredzić (“to rave, jabber”), Latvian bradāt (“to talk nonsense”).