eleronul
Eleronul is a lexical item found in some varieties of Hungarian. The form is a low‑frequency adverb that derives from the verb erél, the infinitive of which means “to reach.” In its full morphological composition, eleronul can be analyzed as er + el + on + ul, where on signals a locative or directional aspect and ul marks a neutral or emphasised form. The term is generally used to indicate that an action or state is achieved or attained later in the course of an event, and it often carries a nuance of completion or fulfilment.
Historically the word appears in folk poetry and rural oral traditions, particularly in the Transylvanian Székely
Despite its limited size in the national lexicon, eleronul is sometimes used in contemporary linguistic studies