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1 fecsegõ személy
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2 hörgés
rattle -
3 zörgés
rattle, clack, rustle, clatter, rustling, burr -
4 elhadar
(DE) abhaspeln; (EN) gab; gabble; gabble off; patter; rattle; rattle off; rattle out; reel off; rush through -
5 ledarál
(DE) herleiern; abhaspeln; abschnurren; herunterschnurren; (EN) gab; gabble off; rattle; rattle off; rattle out; rush through -
6 ledarál
to rattle out, to rattle off, to gab, to rattle -
7 eldarál
(EN) rattle off; rattle out -
8 zötyög
(DE) geknatter; gerumpelt; stuckern; (EN) bump along; jolt; jolt along; lurch; rattle; rattle along; wabble; wobble -
9 eldarál
to rattle off, to rattle out -
10 elhadar
to rattle, to rush through, to rattle out, to gab -
11 csörgés
(DE) Geklirr {s}; geklappert; geklirrt; gesurrt; (EN) bop; buzz; clank; clink; flutter; jingle; rattle -
12 csörget
(DE) gerasselt; klimpern; (EN) chink; clank; clink; jangle; jingle; rattle -
13 csörgő
(DE) Klapperkasten; Rassel {e}; Ratsche {e}; gerassel; (EN) clanking; clanky; coral; globular bell; rattle; rattler; rattling; rifle-fire; sleight bell -
14 csörgődoboz
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15 csörgőkígyó
(DE) Klapperschlange {e}; (EN) rattle snake; rattler; rattlesnake -
16 csörög
(DE) klappere; klappern; klappert; klirren; klirrt; poltern; poltert; rasselt; rasselte; scheppern; pimpern; (EN) clank; clink; jangle; jingle; rattle -
17 dönget
(DE) bummern; (EN) bang; batter; floor; hammer away at; rattle -
18 fecseg
(DE) Kinn {s}; faseln; geplappert; geschnattert; geschwätzt; getratscht; plappern; plappert; quasseln; quasselt; quatscht; schnacken; schnattern; schnattert; schwafeln; schwafelt; schwatzen; schwätzen; schwätzt; tratscht; babbeln; fabeln; gacksen; kakeln; keppeln; schmaddern; schwadern; seibern; seifern; (EN) babble; blab; blab out; blat; blatter; blurt; cackle; chatter; chin; clack; clatter; doat; gab; gabble; gas; jabber; jangle; palaver; patter; piffle; prattle; quack; rabbit; ramble; rattle; talk; talk away; talk frivolities; tattle; twaddle; vapor; vapour; wag one's chin; witter; yabber; yack; yack on; yak; yak it up; yak on -
19 fecsegés
(DE) Gequassel {s}; Gerede {s}; Geschwätz {s}; Quatscherei {e}; Schnack {r}; Schwatzhaftigkeit {e}; ausplaudern; geplapper; geplappert; geschnattert; geschwätzt; schwatzt; Gebrodel {s}; Geschwatze; Schwabbelei {e}; (EN) babble; bavardage; blab; blabber; blat; blatter; cackle; cackling; chaffering; chatter; chit-chat; chitter-chatter; clack; clash; crack; drivel; driveling; drivelling; flubdubbery; gab; gabble; gossiping; jabber; jangle; jaw; lip; loquacity; palaver; piffle; prating; prattle; rattle; talk; tittle-tattle; twaddle; yack; yack-yack; yackety-yak; yakkety-yak; yakty-yak -
20 felizgat
(DE) Aufheizen {s}; aufregen; aufrühren; erregend; einfeuern; (EN) agitate; alarm; arouse; chafe; enchafe; excite; faze; ferment; flurry; fluster; flutter; gall; impassion; key up; lash; move; put out; rattle; rough up; ruffle; stir up; string; string, strung; tear, tore, torn; tickle up; tore; torn; touch up; turn on; unsettle; uprouse; upset; upset, upset; wind up; work up
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