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Words of Gulliver's Fifth & Sixth Voyages · 162 headwords

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

ujj

with toes; my fingers; his/her fingers 5 times

ujjakkal, ujjaim, ujjai, ujját, ujjaikat

noun, instrumental, plural; noun, nominative, plural, first-person singular possessor; noun, nominative, plural, third-person singular possessor

'ujj' covers both 'finger' and 'toe'; this token's only example describes 'a láb ... uszonyokkal, ujjakkal és körmökkel felszerelve' (the leg, furnished with fins, toes, and claws), and our translation renders it 'toes', not 'fingers'.

ujjé

ujjé! (exclamatory cry) once

Ujjé

A phonetic exclamation of delight, left untranslated in our English rendering alongside 'Holi! Holé!'.

ur

his lord's once

urának

Lemma is simply 'úr' (lord) with its accent stripped by the backbone (compare 'ut' for 'út' elsewhere in this chunk) — not an archaic/poetic variant. 'urának' here is the possessive-genitive of 'a teremtés ura' ('the lord of creation'); the 'his' in the gloss reflects the grammatical 3rd-singular possessive suffix required by that construction, not a literal personal possessor.

uralom

its dominion; to power; rule, power 3 times

uralmát, uralomra, uralmat

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

utazó

traveler; travelers 3 times

utazó, utazók

adjective, nominative, singular; noun, nominative, plural; noun, nominative, singular

Used substantively here ('this excellent traveler') though tagged as an adjective.

utóbbi

latter; the latter; last 11 times

utóbbi, Utóbbit, utóbbit, utóbbiról, utóbbiak, utóbbira

adjective, nominative, singular, comparative; noun, accusative, singular; noun, delative, singular

úgy

so; thus; as 107 times

úgy, Úgy

'úgy' + 'látszik' is the idiom 'it seems'; the finite verb 'látszik' already carries that contextual sense ('seems'), so 'úgy' should keep its literal contribution ('so/thus') rather than duplicating the whole idiomatic meaning on both tokens.

út

road; the road; to sea 42 times

út, úton, utat, útra, utam, útról, útját, utaim and 13 more

noun, nominative, singular; noun, superessive, singular; noun, accusative, singular

archaic 3pl possessive -jok (modern -juk); útjokban = útjukban.

útleíró

writer of travels; travel writer; of a travel writer 5 times

útleíró, útleíróhoz, útleírótól

noun, nominative, singular; noun, allative, singular; adjective, nominative, singular

üde

fresh 3 times

üde

Seen once or twice

udvariasság

out of politeness; of politeness twice

udvarolik

courted once

ugorhat

I could jump once

ugra

would jump once

ugrál

leaping; danced around twice

ugráló

leaping once

ugrálva

leaping once

ugrás

with a bound once

ugrik

jumped; let him jump twice

ugyanakkora

just as great twice

ugyanannyi

the same amount once

ugyanaznap

that same day once

ugyanazon

the very same once

ugyancsak

likewise once

ugyanez

this same twice

ugyanilyen

this same kind of once

ugyanígy

in the same way twice

ugyanott

in that same place once

ugyanúgy

in the same way once

ujjacskáikkal

with their little fingers once

ujjai

from my fingers once

unalmas

tedious once

unalmasak

tedious once

unatkozó

idle twice

undorít

disgusts twice

undorító

disgusting twice

undorodik

feel disgust once

undorodva

with loathing once

unoka

my grandchildren once

unokatestvér

cousin once

untas

may I weary him once

uralkodó

ruler; ruling twice

uraló

ruling over once

ut

on our way once

utalva

relying (on) once

utam

on my way once

utasítás

instructions; his instruction twice

Utazás

Voyage once

utazó-ösztön

traveler's instinct once

utál

we hated once

utálat

with disgust once

utálatos

odious once

utálatosság

hatefulness once

utánaénekel

I sang after once

utánakapik

snatched after once

utáni

after (longing for) once

utánozva

imitating once

utánpótlás

its reinforcement once

utca

in the street twice

utolér

to overtake; may overtake twice

utód

offspring; their offspring twice

utópia

utopias once

uzsonna

afternoon tea once

úgyis

in any case; anyway twice

úgyszólván

so to speak twice

újonnan

newly twice

újrakezd

to begin again once

újrendszerű

of a new design once

újságíró

to a journalist once

újszerű

novel twice

újszülött

to the newborn; newborn twice

úrhölgy

a lady's once

Úrnő

my mistress once

úrnőm

to my mistress once

úrnőmnek

to my mistress twice

úszás

by swimming once

úszkáló

swimming once

úszó

swimming twice

úti

travel once

útinapló

his travel journal; travel journal twice

útj

my journeys once

útján

by means of twice

útlevél

with passport once

útmutatás

guidance twice

útszéli

roadside once

úttörő

its pioneers once

útvesztő

in its labyrinths once

útvesztőj

in its labyrinth once

üdvözlet

my regards once

ügyel

took care once

ügyes

skillful once

ügyesség

skill; its skill twice

ügyetlen

clumsily once

ügyetlenül

clumsily once

ügyvéd

lawyers once

üldöző

into pursuit once

ülés

from my seat twice

ülő

sitting twice

ülőhelyzet

into a sitting position once

ülőke

into the seats once

ünnepel

was celebrated; to celebrate twice

ünnepélyesség

with its solemnity once

üreg

in the hollow once

ürülék

its excrement once

ürüléké

in its excrement once

üstökösök

of comets once

ütemes

rhythmic twice

üthet

I may strike once

ütő

the striking once

ütődik

struck against once

üvegablak

its glass window once

üvegfecskendő

glass syringe once

üvegkupola

its glass dome; glass dome twice

üveglap

with a sheet of glass once

üzelm

dealings once

üzen

declared once

üzlet

transaction; in this transaction twice

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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Two whoopie pies and a pine. An inside joke.