Pronunciation
edit- [-əl] or [-l̩] (the latter reduces the number of syllables)
Rhymes
edit| ‑a‑ | ‑e‑ | ‑i‑ | ‑o‑ | ‑ö‑ | ‑u‑ | ‑ü‑ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -ɒl | -ɛl | -il | -ol | -øl | -ul | -yl |
| ‑á‑ | ‑é‑ | ‑í‑ | ‑ó‑ | ‑ő‑ | ‑ú‑ | ‑ű‑ |
| -aːl | -eːl | -iːl | -oːl | -øːl | -uːl | -yːl |
| Close vowels (i/í, u/ú, ü/ű) tend to lose distinction of length, e.g. mindig [-dig]/[-díg], búcsú [-csu]/[-csú], sűrű [-rü]/[-rű]. | ||||||
| In borrowings: [-ȧ-] -al | non-syllabic: əl ər ən | |||||
Notes
editFrom the point of view of hyphenation, the last vowel is considered non-syllabic in Hungarian so it cannot be moved into a separate syllable.
Two syllables
edit- Amschl
- beagle
- Beatle (“Beatle”)
- Disztl
- Eckl
- Ertl
- Feszl
- Fischl
- Fogl
- Gógl
- Heigl
- Kreml
- Kungl
- Lampl
- Lidl (“Lidl”, supermarket)
- Lingl
- Löbl
- Mádl
- Meinl
- Peidl
- puzzle
- Rengl
- Rippl
- Ruppl
- Steindl
- Stróbl
- Wierdl
- Ybl