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Detailed Translations for mumble from English to German

mumble:

to mumble verbe (mumbles, mumbled, mumbling)

  1. to mumble (murmur; mutter)
    – talk indistinctly; usually in a low voice 1
    murmeln; lispeln; brabbeln
    • murmeln verbe (murmele, murmelst, murmelt, murmelte, murmeltet, gemurmelt)
    • lispeln verbe (b, lispelst, lispelt, lispelte, lispeltet, gelispelt)
    • brabbeln verbe (brabbele, brabbelst, brabbelt, brabbelte, brabbeltet, gebrabbelt)
  2. to mumble
    brabbeln
    • brabbeln verbe (brabbele, brabbelst, brabbelt, brabbelte, brabbeltet, gebrabbelt)
  3. to mumble (mutter; sputter; crackle; )
    schwätzen; sich wehren; meckern; murren
    • schwätzen verbe (schwätze, schwätzt, schwätzte, schwätztet, geschwätzt)
    • sich wehren verbe (wehre mich, wehrst dich, wehrt sich, wehrte sich, wehrtet euch, sich gewehrt)
    • meckern verbe (meckere, meckerst, meckert, meckerte, meckertet, gemechert)
    • murren verbe (murre, murrst, murrt, murrte, murrtet, gemurrt)

Conjugations for mumble:

present
  1. mumble
  2. mumble
  3. mumbles
  4. mumble
  5. mumble
  6. mumble
simple past
  1. mumbled
  2. mumbled
  3. mumbled
  4. mumbled
  5. mumbled
  6. mumbled
present perfect
  1. have mumbled
  2. have mumbled
  3. has mumbled
  4. have mumbled
  5. have mumbled
  6. have mumbled
past continuous
  1. was mumbling
  2. were mumbling
  3. was mumbling
  4. were mumbling
  5. were mumbling
  6. were mumbling
future
  1. shall mumble
  2. will mumble
  3. will mumble
  4. shall mumble
  5. will mumble
  6. will mumble
continuous present
  1. am mumbling
  2. are mumbling
  3. is mumbling
  4. are mumbling
  5. are mumbling
  6. are mumbling
subjunctive
  1. be mumbled
  2. be mumbled
  3. be mumbled
  4. be mumbled
  5. be mumbled
  6. be mumbled
diverse
  1. mumble!
  2. let's mumble!
  3. mumbled
  4. mumbling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for mumble:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
brabbeln mumble; murmur; mutter babble; blab; chat; chatter; drivel; gab; have a chat; jabber; jaw; lisp; murmling one's displeasure; prattle; prattle on; rot; talk crap; talk rot; talk rubbish; twaddle
lispeln mumble; murmur; mutter exchange confidences; lisp; rustle; speak with a lisp; whisper; whizz; whoosh
meckern bluster; complain; crackle; grumble; mumble; mutter; sputter bawl; bellyache; bleat; chanter; complain; express displeasure; gripe; grouse; growl; grumble; rumble; snarl
murmeln mumble; murmur; mutter enamel; lisp; murmling one's displeasure
murren bluster; complain; crackle; grumble; mumble; mutter; sputter bellyache; chanter; complain; gripe; grouse; growl; grumble; rumble; snarl
schwätzen bluster; complain; crackle; grumble; mumble; mutter; sputter babble; blab; chat; chatter; chirp; drivel; gab; gabble; have a chat; have a conversation; jabber; jaw; narrate; prattle; prattle on; quack; rattle; rave; relate; rot; speak; talk; talk crap; talk nonsense; talk rot; talk rubbish; tell; twaddle
sich wehren bluster; complain; crackle; grumble; mumble; mutter; sputter avert; fight back; keep out; prevent; resist; struggle
- gum; maunder; mussitate; mutter
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- babble; drool

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Related Definitions for "mumble":

  1. a soft indistinct utterance1
  2. talk indistinctly; usually in a low voice1
  3. grind with the gums; chew without teeth and with great difficulty1
    • the old man had no teeth left and mumbled his food1

Wiktionary Translations for mumble:

mumble
noun
  1. Low tone of voice
mumble
verb
  1. (intransitiv) (transitiv) mit gedämpfter, fast unverständlicher Stimme sprechen
  2. -

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
mumble stammeln; stottern; lallen bafouiller — (familier, fr) S’exprimer d’une façon confuse, incohérente, embarrasser.
mumble stammeln; stottern; lallen bégayerarticuler mal les mots, les prononcer en hésiter et en répéter la même syllabe avant de prononcer celle qui suivre.