IPA: /ˈjuːlʌlənt/
KK: /ˈjuːlʊlənt/
Describing a sound that is loud and mournful, like a howl or wail.
The ululant cries of the wolves echoed through the night.
Ululant is derived from the Latin root "ululans" (meaning howling or wailing), which comes from "ululare" (meaning to howl). The word describes a sound that resembles a howl or wail, often associated with mourning or lamentation.
Imagine a mournful sound that 'howls' ('ululare') — that's what ululant means, a sound that resembles howling.