talkative; loquacious; garrulous
Describes a person who talks a lot, often excessively. Can be used as a noun or na-adjective.
noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
polypetalous
Botanical term describing flowers with separate petals. Technical use.
noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
multivalve
Zoological term for shells or organisms with multiple valves. Technical use.
He is a talkative person and often speaks up in meetings.
When he drinks, he suddenly becomes loquacious.
Polypetalous flowers have separate petals.
Some organisms have multivalve shells.
Antonym; describes a taciturn or quiet person.
多弁 describes someone who talks a lot, the direct opposite of the reserved quietness of 寡黙.
多弁 is the formal counterpart to 寡黙/無口, describing someone who talks a great deal.
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
Outdated kanji form using 辯; rarely encountered in modern texts.
Compound of 多 (many) and 弁 (speech), literally 'many words'. The botanical and zoological uses derive from the same kanji meaning 'many' + 'petal/valve'.