-ulo

Appendix:Variations of "ulo" Esperanto Etymology eo :bor<unc> ru:-у́ля pl:-ula 1 Probably from eo ru -у́ля and eo pl -ula, both feminine noun suffixes. Pronunciation ulo LL-Q143 (epo)-Lepticed7--ulo.wav Suffix eo suffix nominal person characterized by the quality expressed in the root eo avara avaricious avarulo a miser eo fervora zealous fervorulo a zealot eo juna young junulo a young person eo zoology member of group of animals characterized by the root eo mamulo, eo skvamulo, eo spongulo, eo vertebrulo Derived terms eo eo abstinenculo<t:teetotaler> aĉulo<t:wretch> adultulo<t:adulterer> barbulo<t:bearded person> belulo<t:good-looking person, attractive person, handsome person> blankulo<t:white person> blindulo<t:blind person> blondulo<t:blond person> bonulo<t:nice person> bravulo<t:jolly good fellow> flavulo<t:yellow person> fortulo<t:strong person> krimulo<t:criminal> nigrulo<t:black person> samseksemulo<t:homosexual> ulo<t:bloke, chap, dude, fellow, guy> unukornulo<t:unicorn> 1 Ido Etymology io maskula maskulo male. 714 5 65 1090 6 212 276 Suffix n suffix denoting masculinity or a male io -maskulo io -ino io avo grandparent avulo grandfather io filio child, offspring filiulo son io frato sibling fratulo brother io kavalo horse kavalulo stallion io kuzo cousin kuzulo (male) cousin io nepoto grandchild nepotulo grandson io nevo nephew or niece, nibling nevulo nephew io onklo uncle or aunt onklulo uncle io rejo monarch rejulo king io spozo spouse spozulo husband io yuno child yunulo boy Derived terms io References 3 395 472 551 616 617 4 22 26 93 96 97 5 65 277 487 6 212 276 7 92 353 Latin Suffix la suffix form -ulō la -ulus dat//abl m//n s