No. 848 in Hungarian
der
In Hungarian, "der" has no meaning; it might be a typo or a misinterpretation. In German, "der" is the masculine definite article meaning "the."
In a sentence
Derült az ég, és csillagok ragyognak.
The sky is clear, and stars are shining.
Here, 'Derült' is the past participle form meaning 'cleared up'. It is used here as an adjective to describe the state of the sky.
Derűs emberek könnyebben veszik az akadályokat.
Cheerful people overcome obstacles more easily.
In this case, 'Derűs' is an adjective derived from 'derű' (cheerfulness), denoting a positive and bright characteristic.
A nap derülte után szivárványt láttunk.
After the clearing up of the day, we saw a rainbow.
Here, 'derülte' refers to the nominalized form of 'derül', indicating the act or event of clearing up related to the weather.
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