wispern.
to whisper; to make a whispering sound (most often in a mysterious or eerie way)
Meaning & usage
to whisper; to make a whispering sound (most often in a mysterious or eerie way)
„Du wirst die Wahrheit bald erfahren“, wisperte sie.
Ich lief durch den dunklen Wald, wo alles zu wispern und zu rauschen schien.
Where this word comes from
17th century, from Low German wispern, chiefly displacing the above variant, from Middle High German and Middle Low German wispelen, ultimately of imitative origin (lautmalend). The r-form could be a late alteration, but could also be old in view of Old English hwisprian, whence English whisper.
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