yattering
yattering is the present participle and gerund of yatter.
Meaning of yatter
Verb
yatter (third-person singular simple present yatters, present participle yattering, simple past and past participle yattered)
Noun
yattering (plural yatterings)
- trivial talk; prattle
- I felt a strong inclination to find a cave or hermitage and retire there from the mad world, hoping no doubt to find some peace from the yatterings of the mind crazy with greed, hatred, and delusion.2002, Laurence-Khantipalo Mills, Noble Friendship: Travels of a Buddhist Monk, page 118
Forms of yattering
| plural | yatterings |
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Questions about yattering
- What does yattering mean?
- Yattering means trivial talk; prattle.
- What is yattering the present participle and gerund of?
- Yattering is the present participle and gerund of yatter.
- What part of speech is yattering?
- Yattering is a noun.
- What is the plural of yattering?
- The plural of yattering is yatterings.
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