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Words of Gulliver's Fifth & Sixth Voyages · 174 headwords

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

goncsargó-t

the goncsargó 5 times

goncsargó-t

accusative form of the coinage "goncsargó" (the celestial menace/comet-like phenomenon); keep the term as in the translation.

gondol

I thought; to think; I think it 24 times

gondoltam, gondolok, gondolni, gondolná, gondolom, gondoljanak, gondoljunk, gondolnom and 4 more

verb, past, indicative, definite, first-person, singular; verb, present, indicative, indefinite, first-person, singular; verb, infinitive

Morphology tag marks third-person singular, matching the general reusable sense 'he/she thought'.

gondolkodás

of thought; in our thinking; our thinking 6 times

gondolkodás, gondolkodásunkban, gondolkodásunk, gondolkodásában

noun, nominative, singular; noun, inessive, singular, first-person plural possessor; noun, nominative, singular, first-person plural possessor

Ex.1 'A gondolkodás törvényeit' uses the bare nominative as an unmarked possessor before a possessed noun ('the laws OF thought'); ex.2 'természettudományos gondolkodás ... nélkül' is a plain nominative object of the postposition nélkül ('without scientific thought') — no possessive sense at all. A fixed gloss 'of thought' is wrong for the second.

gömböcskéi

its little globules once

gömböcskéi

functions as a possessed plural noun ("little globules") here, not an adverb.

Göncöl

Göncöl's once

Göncöl

'Göncöl szekere' is the Hungarian folk name for the Big Dipper/Ursa Major, rendered in English as 'Charles's Wain'.

görbülő

curving once

görbülő

bare görbülő means "curving/bending" (intransitive present participle); the directional sense "downward" belongs to the separate adverb "lefelé" in "lefelé görbülő szájával", not to this token.

gúnyos

mockingly; mocking 5 times

gúnyosan, gúnyos

adjective, essive, singular; adjective, nominative, singular

gyökér

roots; its root; root 3 times

gyökér, gyökerét, gyökeret

noun, nominative, singular; noun, accusative, singular, third-person singular possessor; noun, accusative, singular

Part of the idiom 'gyökeret ver' = 'to take root/stand rooted to the spot'.

Seen once or twice

g

G twice

Gangesz

Ganges once

garázda

unruly once

Gautama

Gautama once

gavallér

gallant once

gaz

wicked once

gazdagít

I enriched once

gazdagítot

I enriched once

gazdagság

wealth twice

gazdaság

on the farm once

gazdaságiak

in economic matters once

gazdaságos

economical; more economical twice

gáz

gas once

gázolva

wading once

generáció

generation; "generation" twice

genny

pus once

geodézia

geodesy once

Gerhard

Gerhard once

gerinc

its spine once

gesztus

with a gesture once

gége

windpipe once

géniusz

genius; geniuses twice

gépalkatrész

machine-parts once

gépezet

machine; mechanism twice

gépész

mechanic once

géppuska

with its machine gun once

gis

G-sharp twice

gomolygó

seething; swirling twice

gomolyog

swarmed once

goncsargó-val

with the goncsargó once

Goncsargóbanhívők

Goncsargó-Believers once

Goncsargóirányzat

Goncsargó Tendency once

Goncsargópárt

Goncsargó Party once

gond

concern; its care twice

Gondolat

Thought once

gondolatsor

chain of thought once

gondolkodásunk

in our thinking once

gondolkozik

I pondered once

gondtalan

carefree once

gondviselés

providence once

gonoszság

for wickedness once

gömb

globe twice

gömbölyű

globular; round twice

görbül

curved once

görcsös

convulsively twice

göreb

cucurbits once

Görögország

Greece once

göröngyös

rougher once

gőgös

haughtily; haughty twice

gőzhajó

the steamship; steamship twice

gőzmozsár

with its steam-mortar once

gőzölgő

steaming once

gratulál

congratulated once

Gray

Gray once

gránát

with its grenade once

gránátszilánk

splinter of shrapnel once

gubó

cocoon twice

Gulliver-kézirat

Gulliver manuscript once

Gumihúzó

the Rubber-Stretchers once

Gumihúzók

the Rubber-Stretchers once

gurul

rolled once

gügyögő

prattling once

gyakorlat

in practice; into practice twice

gyakorlás

in its practice; its exercise twice

gyakorlott

practiced twice

gyakorolhat

that I might practice once

gyalázatos

shameful twice

gyalogol

to walk once

gyanakodva

suspiciously once

gyaníthat

she might have suspected once

gyanúom

my suspicion once

gyarló

frail twice

gyarmat

colony; as a colony twice

gyártás

the making once

gyávaság

its cowardice once

gyeng

the weak one once

gyengeség

her weakness once

gyengédség

tenderness once

gyerek

child once

gyermekarc

on a child's face once

gyermekév

its childhood years once

gyermekkorunk

in our childhood once

gyermekszív

of his childlike heart once

gyilkol

to murder once

gyilkolás

of slaughter once

gyík

lizards once

gyomor

with a stomach once

gyorsaság

with swiftness twice

gyógyít

he should heal once

gyógyíthatatlan

incurable twice

gyógykezelés

treatment once

gyógyulás

its recovery once

gyógyult

cured once

gyökeredzik

was rooted once

gyökeres

thoroughgoing once

gyökerezik

took root once

gyönge

weak twice

gyöngé

weaker; weak twice

gyönyör

the delight; delight twice

gyönyör-rel

with delight once

gyönyörködő

delighted once

gyönyörűség

delight; for its delight twice

gyötör

would torment them once

győzelem

victory; its victory twice

gyújtópont

its focal point once

gyúl

kindled twice

gyümölcsök

with fruits once

gyűjtés

its gathering once

gyűjtöt

gathered once

gyűjts

may I collect once

gyűjtvén

gathering twice

gyűlik

had gathered once

gyűlöl

I hated once

gyűrű

rings; onto the ring twice

gyűrűk

out of rings once

gyűrűz

ripples it once

The particulars

The words
Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source texts: public domain (Frigyes Karinthy, d. 1938; Hungarian originals Utazás Faremidóba 1916 and Capillária 1921, MEK #00721 and #00715).
Translation
Public-domain Hungarian (Karinthy, d. 1938; published 1916 and 1921). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
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