prasseln.
to clatter
Meaning & usage
to clatter
to crackle
to rain down, hail down
Der Regen prasselte auf ihr Haar und lief ihr übers Gesicht.
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German brasteln, iterative intensive formation from brasten, from Old High German brastōn (“to roar, crash”), ultimately from the root of bersten (“to burst”).
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