• IPA^(key): [uɫ]

-ul

1. Form of-il after the vowels O / U and a consonant other than L.

   ‎yormaq(“to tire out”) + ‎-ul → ‎yorulmaq(“to get tired”)

   ‎tutmaq(“to catch”) + ‎-ul → ‎tutulmaq(“to get caught”)

See-il.

• IPA^(key): [ul]

-ul

2. (verb-forming suffix)Added to a word to form an intransitiveverb with amiddle-voice meaning.

   ‎csoportos(“collective”) + ‎-ul → ‎csoportosul(“to form a group”)

   ‎azonos(“identical”) + ‎-ul → ‎azonosul(“to identify; to associate oneself with some group”)

   ‎von(“to pull”) + ‎-ul → ‎vonul(“to go along, to stalk, to march”, literally“to pull oneself”)

   ‎alak(“shape”) + ‎-ul → ‎alakul(“to take shape”)

• (verb-forming suffix) Variants:

  -ul is added to back-vowel words. The final vowel is dropped.

  ‎lassú(“slow”) + ‎-ul → ‎lassul(“to slow down”)

  -ül is added to front-vowel words. The final vowel is dropped.

  ‎béke(“peace”) + ‎-ul → ‎békül(“to make peace”)

-ul/-ül (essive-modal case suffix)

2. (essive sense)as, with theintention of

   Synonyms:-ként,-képp/-képpen,(stating the capacity)mint

   ‎ajándék(“gift, present”) + ‎-ul → ‎ajándékul(“as a gift”)

   ‎példa(“example”) + ‎-ul → ‎például(“for example;as an example”)

4. (modal sense, adverb-forming suffix)Added to anadjective to form anadverb.

   ‎rossz(“bad”) + ‎-ul → ‎rosszul(“badly”)

   ‎angol(“English”) + ‎-ul → ‎angolul(“in English”)

• (essive-modal case suffix) Variants:

  -ul is added to back-vowel words. Final-a changes to-á-.

  -ül is added to front-vowel words. Final-e changes to-é-.

• Category:Hungarian terms taking -ul/-ül
• Appendix:Hungarian suffixes

-ul

1. alternative form of-el(“agentive suffix”)

• IPA^(key): /ul/

-ul

1. alternative form of-el
2. alternative form of-ol

• -l —for masculine and neuter nouns ending in a vowel other than -e or -i
• -le —for masculine and neuter nouns ending in -e

Identical to-l (a contracted form of an older-lu, from a clipping ofVulgar Latin*illu, fromLatinille), compareAromanian-lu.

Due to the misunderstanding of modern speakers, *-ul* is assumed to be a separate suffix. In older Romanian (still dialectially attested and present in place names) masculine nouns end in-u for example:focu (nowfoc). A tendency to drop the pronunciation of final-u sounds lead to the modern pronunciation. Accordingly the old definite form forfocu isfoculu. Thus when subjected to final u dropping it results in the modern formfocul. It is not that -ul is a suffix, but that the indefinite form is contracted, such that its not immediately obvious.

• IPA^(key): /ul/
• (informal)IPA^(key): /u/

-ul m orn

1. variant of-l

   the(definite article)

This form of the definite article is used for both masculine and neuter singular nouns in the nominative and accusative cases which do not end in a vowel, except for-i (which is somewhat uncommon in Romanian):

• bărbatul(“the man”), frombărbat m
• visul(“the dream”), fromvis n
• copilul(“the child”), fromcopil m
• arcul(“the bow”), fromarc n
• războiul(“the war”), fromrăzboi n
• tramvaiul(“the tram”), fromtramvai n
• cotoiul(“the tomcat”), fromcotoi m

The suffix is also used with masculine and neuter singular adjectives in the nominative and accusative cases to make the articulated definite form, often for emphasis, and it is used before the noun it modifies:

• deșteptulom, fromomuldeștept (both meaning "the smart man")
• viteazulsoldat, fromsoldatulviteaz (both meaning "the brave soldier")

In informal speech, the final-l is often not pronounced.

• -i
• -l
• -le
• -ului

• -a
• -ua

• IPA^(key): [uɫ]

-ul

1. Form of-il after the vowels O / U and a consonant other than L.

   ‎yormak(“to tire out”) + ‎-ul → ‎yorulmak(“to get tired”)

   ‎tutmak(“to hold”) + ‎-ul → ‎tutulmak(“to be held”)

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