verbverb
desvariar
ramble
The Spanish verb "desvariar" means to talk nonsense, to ramble, or to speak incoherently. It can also refer to someone being delirious or losing touch with reality, especially due to illness or extreme emotion.
In English, it can be translated as "to ramble," "to babble," or "to rant irrationally."
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Examples
El abuelo empieza a desvariar a veces.verb
Grandpa starts to ramble sometimes.
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