132. The suffix "-ul-" is used to form nouns indicating a person
characterized by or possessing the distinguishing trait, character or
quality in the root:
junulo, a youth, a young man (from "juna", young).
belulino, a beauty, a belle (from "bela", beautiful).
maljunulo, an old man (from "maljuna", old).
sagxulo, a sage, a wise man (from "saga", wise).
malricxulino, a poor woman (from "malricxa", poor).
[Footnote: Cf. the English adjectives "quer-ul-ous", "cred-ul-ous",
"garr-ul-ous", etc., and the Latin nouns "fam-ul-us", a servant,
"fig-ul-us", a potter, and "leg-ul-us", a gatherer.]
"LOGXI" AND "VIVI".
133. The verb "logxi", "to reside, to dwell, to lodge", must not be
confused with "vivi", which means "to live" in the sense of "to be
alive":
Li logxas apude, he lives near by.
Li vivis longan tempon, he lived a long time.
Vivi felicxe estas pli bone ol logxi ricxe,
to live happily is better than to live (lodge) richly.