Stammer ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Stammer ( verb )

1. To speak with hesitation or difficulty, often repeating or prolonging certain sounds or words.
2. To hesitate or falter in action or decision-making.

Origin:

Derived from the old english word "stamrian" meaning "to stammer or hesitate in speech".

Examples:

1. He stammered as he tried to speak in front of the crowd.
2. She stammered when asked about her qualifications.
3. The engine stammered before starting.
4. He stammered through his explanation.
5. The company stammered in their decision making process.

(As a noun)

Stammer ( noun )

1. To speak with hesitation or difficulty, often repeating or prolonging certain sounds or words.
2. To hesitate or falter in action or decision-making.

Origin:

Derived from the old english word "stamrian" meaning "to stammer or hesitate in speech".

Examples:

1. He stammered as he tried to speak in front of the crowd.
2. She stammered when asked about her qualifications.
3. The engine stammered before starting.
4. He stammered through his explanation.
5. The company stammered in their decision making process.