Blather

//ˈblæðə(ɹ)//

Translations of "blather" (24 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Arabic	لَغْو(foolish or nonsensical talk), بَقَّ(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	laḡw, baqqa
Bulgarian	дърдорене(foolish or nonsensical talk), плямпане(foolish or nonsensical talk), говоря празни приказки(to talk rapidly without making much sense), плямпам(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	dǎrdorene, pljampane, govorja prazni prikazki, pljampam
Czech	pindat(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Danish	jappe(to talk rapidly without making much sense), pludre(to talk rapidly without making much sense), skvadre(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Esperanto	babilaĉo(foolish or nonsensical talk), vortlakso(foolish or nonsensical talk), babilaĉi(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Finnish	kaakattaa(to talk rapidly without making much sense), lörpötellä(to talk rapidly without making much sense), pälpättää(to talk rapidly without making much sense), pölistä(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
French	déblatérer(to talk rapidly without making much sense), dégoiser(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
German	Gelabere(foolish or nonsensical talk), Gequassel(foolish or nonsensical talk), Gequatsche(foolish or nonsensical talk), Laberei(foolish or nonsensical talk), quasseln(to talk rapidly without making much sense), quatschen(to talk rapidly without making much sense), sabbeln(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Irish	bí ag glaigearacht(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Italian	blaterare(to talk rapidly without making much sense), sproloquiare(to talk rapidly without making much sense), straparlare(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Ladino	shushurrear(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Macedonian	дрдорење(foolish or nonsensical talk), дрдори(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	drdorenje, drdori
Māori	kunanu(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Polish	bredzenie(foolish or nonsensical talk), bajtlować(to talk rapidly without making much sense), zbajtlować(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Portuguese	tagarelar(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Romanian	bodogăni(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Russian	тарато́рить(to talk rapidly without making much sense), трепа́ться(to talk rapidly without making much sense), треща́ть(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	taratóritʹ, trepátʹsja, treščátʹ
Scottish Gaelic	bleadraig(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Serbo-Croatian	blebetati(to talk rapidly without making much sense), brbljati(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Spanish	despotricar(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Swedish	pladdra(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Tamil	உளறு(to talk rapidly without making much sense), பேத்து(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	uḷaṟu, pēttu
Turkish	gevezelik etmek(to talk rapidly without making much sense), saçmalamak(to talk rapidly without making much sense), zevzeklik etmek(to talk rapidly without making much sense), çene çalmak(to talk rapidly without making much sense)	—
Ukrainian	базі́кання(foolish or nonsensical talk), балакани́на(foolish or nonsensical talk)	bazíkannja, balakanýna