stutteringly

/ˈstətɝɪŋli/ adv

In a stuttering manner.

Word Origin Stutter comes from Proto-Germanic stut- 'to push, hit' — the idea of speech that gets stuck, like hitting a bump. The -er makes it a verb, and stuttering is the present participle. Stutteringly is the adverb: doing something with a stutter. The PIE root *steud- also gives us study? Actually, study is from Latin studere 'to be diligent,' possibly related to pushing. But here, the focus is on the repetitive, halting motion. You can almost hear the st-st-stutter in the word itself.

adv In a stuttering manner.

He spoke stutteringly, struggling to get his words out during the emotional speech.

(副词) 结结巴巴地;吞吞吐吐地

他结结巴巴地说着,在情绪激动的演讲中艰难地表达。

(adverbio) De manera tartamuda.

Hablaba tartamudeando, luchando por decir sus palabras durante el emotivo discurso.

(adverbe) en bégayant; en bredouillant; d'une manière bégayante [En bégayant, d'une manière hésitante et saccadée.]

Il parlait en bégayant, peinant à prononcer ses mots durant son discours émotionnel.

(Adverb) **stutteringly** (Adverb): Auf stotternde Weise; mit Unterbrechungen oder Wiederholungen beim Sprechen.

Er sprach **stutteringly** und hatte Mühe, die Worte während seiner emotionalen Rede herauszubringen.

(副詞) どもる様子で、言葉が滑らかに出ないさま。

彼はどもりながら話し、感情的なスピーチの最中には言葉を発するのに苦労していた。

(advérbio) gaguejantemente; gaguejando; de modo gago; de forma gaguejante [De maneira gaguejante.]

Ele falou gaguejando, lutando para pronunciar as palavras durante o discurso emocionado.

Word parts: stutter + ing + ly

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