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Here are two common adverb-making suffixes.
Front-voweled words take -ül, back-voweled words take -ul and words ending in vowels take -l
Essively, meaning that a noun is given a role to fulfill, as something. This is done to nouns.
- Például - (As an example) From
példa - Ajándékul - (As a gift) From
ajándék
Modally, describes the manner of the person/people doing the verb. This is done to adjectives.
- Jól - (Well) From
jó - Rosszul - (Badly) From
rossz - Makacsul - (Stubbornly) From
makacs - Remekül - (Superbly) From
remek - Egyedül - (Alone)
It is also used to show the language someone speaks.
- Magyarul - (lit. Hungarianly) From
magyar - Angolul - (lit. Englishly) From
angol - Németül - (lit. Germanly) From
német - Finnül - (lit. Finnishly) From
finn
Front-voweled words take -en, back-voweled words take -an,-on and words ending in vowels take -n. This is done to adjectives.
- Gyorsan - (Quickly) From
gyors - Gyakran - (Frequently) From
gyakor - Csendesen - (Silently) From
csend - Szépen - (Beautifully/Nicely) From
szép - Nagyon - (Very) From
nagy - Gazdagon - (Richly) From
gazdag - Ritkán - (Rarely) From
ritka
Look out for irregularites!
- Lassan - (Slowly) From
lassú
There are two ways of creating nouns, the former deals with adjectives/nouns/verbs becoming nouns and the latter with only verbs becoming nouns.
Front-voweled words take -ség, back-voweled words take -ság. Crudely speaking, this can be thought of as a "-ness" ending, but it also turns nouns and verbs into nouns.
- Sötétség - (Darkness) From
sötét - Segítség - (Help) From
segít - Rendőrség - (Police) From
rendőr - Igazság - (Truth) From
igaz - Szabadság - (Freedom) From
szabad - Barátság - (Friendship) From
barát
Front-voweled words take -ás, back-voweled words take -és.
- Utazás - (Journey) From
utaz