A concrete noun is something more real, less abstract, than an abstract noun. It may not be a physical object like a table or a car, but its sense is adjectrive-based than, say, the abstract nouns 'beauty' or 'a departure'.

See also: how to make abstract nouns with -ság from adjectives, and making nouns with -ás from verbs.

The endings -at, -et may be used to create concrete nouns that usually express the result of an action.

• mond (to) say
• mondat (a) sentence

• él (to) live
• élet (a) life

• ír (to) write
• irat (a) document

• felel (to) answer
• felelet (an) answer

• felad (to) give up
• feladat (a) task, exercise