ürülék

Örülök is a Hungarian verb form that translates as “I am glad” or “I rejoice.” It is the first-person singular present indicative of the verb örülni, which expresses happiness or pleasure in response to a situation, news, or event. It is used to state a positive emotional reaction in the here and now.

Usage is common with a subordinate clause introduced by hogy to describe what one is glad about: Örülök, hogy eljössz. It can also take a dative object to indicate happiness for someone, as in Örülök neki (I am glad for him/her). The phrase is widespread in everyday speech and in writing, and it often introduces news or positive developments.

Grammatical notes: örülni is a regular Hungarian verb in its present tense. The present tense forms are: én örülök, te örülsz, ő örül, mi örülünk, ti örültök, ők örülnek. The past tense is formed from the same root: örültem, örültél, örült, örültünk, örültetek, örültek. Other mood and tense forms, such as the conditional or future, are built from the same stem.

Etymology: örül is a native Hungarian verb; the precise historical origins are not clearly documented, but the form örülök is well established in Hungarian to express positive emotional states. The word is widely used across registers, from casual speech to formal writing.