Blabber in Malayalam
To blabber, in the sense of pouring out words that make no sense, is പ്രലപിക്കുക (pralapikkuka). The verb also covers raving in a fever and wailing in grief, so the common thread is uncontrolled speech rather than idle chatter. Say pra-la-pi-kku-ka.
Blabber, talk meaninglessly, wail, weep.
പനിയിൽ അവൻ എന്തൊക്കെയോ പ്രലപിച്ചു.
paniyil avan enthokkeyo pralapichu.
In his fever, he babbled something.
All Malayalam words for “blabber”
- പ്രലപിക്കുക (pralapikkuka) — Blabber, talk meaninglessly, wail, weep.
- ചവയ്ക്കുക (chavaykkuka) — Chew, grind with the teeth, (idm.) blabber, talk meaninglessly.
- വിലപിക്കുക (vilapikkuka) — Cry, lament, wail, blabber.
പ്രലപിക്കുക (pralapikkuka) is meaningless or delirious talk. വിലപിക്കുക (vilapikkuka) is primarily to weep and lament, and ചവയ്ക്കുക (chavaykkuka) literally means to chew, used idiomatically for someone chewing out empty words.
Common questions
How do you say blabber in Malayalam?
Use പ്രലപിക്കുക (pralapikkuka), to talk meaninglessly or rave.
Why does the chewing verb appear here?
Because of an idiom: ചവയ്ക്കുക (chavaykkuka) pictures someone chewing words rather than saying anything of substance.