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Detailed Translations for titter from English to German

titter:

to titter verb (titters, tittered, tittering)

  1. to titter (smile coyly; snigger; chuckle)
  2. to titter (chuckle)
    lächeln; schmunzeln
    • lächeln verb (lächele, lächelst, lächelt, lächelte, lächeltet, gelächelt)
    • schmunzeln verb (schmunzele, schmunzelst, schmunzelt, schmunzelte, schmunzeltet, geschmunzelt)

Conjugations for titter:

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

Translation Matrix for titter:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
lächeln chuckle; titter chuckle; laugh; roar with laughter; smile
schmunzeln chuckle; titter chortle; chuckle; gloat; snicker; snigger
spöttisch lächeln chuckle; smile coyly; snigger; titter
- giggle
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- giggle

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Synonyms for "titter":


Related Definitions for "titter":

  1. a nervous restrained laugh1
  2. laugh nervously1

Wiktionary Translations for titter:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
titter kichern ricanerrire avec une affectation d’impertinence et dans une intention de moquerie.