origin, from дрън (drǎn, “clatter”) + -ча (-ča). IPA(key): [drɐnˈt͡ʃa̟] <span class="searchmatch">дрънча́</span> • (drǎnčá) first-singular present indicative, impf (perfective дръ́нна)...
intransitive) 1Dialectally marked. дрънка́ло (drǎnkálo, “chatterbox”) <span class="searchmatch">дрънча́</span> (drǎnčá) (causative-iterative) задръ́нкам pf (zadrǎ́nkam), задръ́нквам impf...
тро́пна) (intransitive) to rap, to tap, to stamp, to trample Synonym: <span class="searchmatch">дръ́нча</span> (drǎ́nča) (transitive, figurative) to perform a dance where footwork is...
rattling or clanking noise) Synonyms: чу́кам (čúkam), тра́кам (trákam), <span class="searchmatch">дръ́нча</span> (drǎ́nča) ня́кой хло́па отвъ́н njákoj hlópa otvǎ́n somebody is knocking...
Bulgarian: <span class="searchmatch">дрънча</span> (bg) (drǎnča) Catalan: dringar (ca) Chinese: Mandarin: （使）叮当响 Greek: τσουγκρίζω (el) (tsougkrízo) Hungarian: peng (hu) Ido: tinklar (io)...
Bulgarian: <span class="searchmatch">дрънча</span> (bg) (drǎnča) Danish: klapre Dutch: ratelen (nl), klapperen (nl), klepperen (nl) Finnish: kalista (fi) French: claquer (fr), gazouiller (fr)...
Bulgarian: <span class="searchmatch">дрънча</span> (bg) (drǎnča), звънтя (bg) (zvǎntja) Danish: klirre Finnish: kilistä (fi), helistä (fi) Galician: tringuelear Georgian: წკარუნი (c̣ḳaruni)...
Bulgarian: <span class="searchmatch">дрънча</span> (bg) (drǎnča) Finnish: soida (fi) (of ears)...
Bulgarian: <span class="searchmatch">дрънча</span> (bg) (drǎnča) Finnish: kalista (fi) French: cliqueter (fr) Georgian: მეტალის ხმის გამოცემა (meṭalis xmis gamocema) Hungarian: zörög (hu)...