örülne

Örülne is a Hungarian verb that translates to "would be glad," "would be happy," or "would rejoice" in English. It is the conditional form of the verb "örül," which means "to be glad" or "to be happy." The suffix "-ne" indicates the conditional mood, suggesting a hypothetical or potential state of happiness.

This verb is often used to express a wish or a desire for a positive outcome. For example, one might say "Örülnék, ha eljönnél" which translates to "I would be glad if you came." Here, the speaker is expressing a hypothetical happiness contingent on the other person's arrival.

Örülne can also be used to describe a potential feeling of happiness in another person or entity. For instance, "A kutya örülne egy sétának" means "The dog would be happy for a walk." This implies that a walk is something that would bring the dog joy.

The structure of örülne involves the verb stem "örül" followed by the conditional suffix "-ne." Depending on the pronoun, personal suffixes might be added to the end of "-ne" to indicate who would be glad, such as "-nék" for "I would be glad" or "-ne" for "he/she/it would be glad." The verb is a fundamental part of expressing desires and hypothetical positive emotions in Hungarian.