bulit

Bulit is a nonstandard spelling that does not appear as a separate entry in major English dictionaries. The standard past tense and past participle of the verb build is built; bulit is not recognized as a distinct lexical item in standard English.

Commonly, bulit arises as a typographical error or phonetic transcription by non-native writers, learners, or in informal digital communication. The misspelling may reflect attempts to capture pronunciation with familiar spelling patterns or the influence of other languages with different vowel sequences. Because bulit lacks a defined meaning beyond the verb built, sentences using bulit can be ambiguous and are generally considered incorrect in formal contexts.

In some loose or fictional uses, bulit may appear as a proper noun, brand name, or fictional place or character. Such uses are idiosyncratic and not widely attested; they do not establish bulit as a standard term.

Comparison with built: built is the correct participle and adjective form meaning "constructed" or "assembled." Misspellings like bulit should be corrected in editorial work to maintain standard language. See also built, misspelling, typographical error.