[ˈʊlkn̩]
Herkunftvom Substantiv Ulk
- dative, form-of, pluralDativ Plural des Substantivs Ulk
- einen Spaß (Ulk) machen, spaßen
“Die Jungs ulkten auf dem Pausenhof und schauten den Mädchen nach.”
Formenulke(present) · ulkst(present) · ulkt(present) · ulkte(past) · ulkte(subjunctive-ii) · ulk!(imperative, singular) · ulke!(imperative, singular) · ulkt!(imperative, plural) · geulkt(participle-2, perfect) · haben(auxiliary, perfect) · ulken(active, infinitive, present) · geulkt haben(active, infinitive, perfect) · zu ulken(active, extended, infinitive) · geulkt zu haben(active, extended, infinitive) · ulkend(participle, present, active) · geulkt(participle, perfect, passive) · ulk!(imperative, second-person, singular, present, active) · ulke!(imperative, second-person, singular, present, active) · habe geulkt!(imperative, uncommon, second-person, singular, perfect, active) · ulkt!(imperative, second-person, plural, present, active)