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-ulent

suffix forming adjectives

abundant or full of
⇒ fraudulent

Origin

from Latin -ulentus

-ulent

Word Origin
1
a suffix occurring in adjectives borrowed from Latin, with the meaning “having in quantity, full of” that specified by the initial element:
corpulent; fraudulent; opulent; purulent.
Also, -lent.
Origin
< Latin -ulentus

Related Words

  • -lent
  • corpulent
  • esculent
  • feculent
  • flatulent
  • flocculent
-ulentan adjective suffix meaning 'full of' (some thing or quality), as in fraudulent, purulent.
[Latin -ulentus full of]
-ulent
adjective suffix
 ETYMOLOGY  Latin -ulentus
: that abounds in (a specified thing)
    flocculent
-ulent
/jʊlənt/  
suffix
(forming adjectives) abounding in; full of
［构成形容词］ 表示“充满…的”：

fraudulent

purulent.

比较-LENT.

派生词
-ulence suffix

forming corresponding nouns

构成相应名词。

词源
from Latin -ulentus.
-ulent, suffixad. L. -ulentus employed to form adjs., usually with the force of ‘abounding in’, ‘full of’ (some thing or quality), as fraudulentus fraudulent, opulentus opulent, truculentus truculent, etc. (Variant forms of the suffix are -olentus, as in vinolentus vinolent, violentus violent, and -ilentus as in gracilentus slender, pestilentus pestilent.) A considerable number of the formations occurring in Latin have been adopted in English, and a few have been added either from mediæval or modern Latin, or by direct formation on Latin stems, as cinerulent, flatulent, herbulent, nidorulent, torpulent.
-ulent
word-forming element meaning "full of, abounding in," from Latin adjective suffix -ulentus "full of."
-ulent /jʊlənt/ suffix.
ORIGIN: Latin -ulentus.
Forming adjectives, usu. with the sense ‘full of, having much’, many of which are direct adoptions from Latin, as fraudulent, opulent, truculent, etc., and others of which are later additions from medieval or mod. Latin or direct formations on Latin stems, as flocculent, muculent, etc.
-u·lent
\(y)ələnt\ adjective suffix
Etymology: Latin -ulentus, -olentus; probably akin to Latin olēre to smell — more at odor
: that abounds in (a specified thing) : that has (a specified thing) in marked amount or degree
 < nidorulent >
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