Izraditi

Izraditi is a verb used in Croatian, Bosnian, and Serbian to mean to produce, manufacture, or create something. It can also mean to draft or prepare a document, plan, or program, and sometimes to realize or complete a task. The sense depends on context, covering tangible objects as well as abstract products such as plans, reports, or software.

Etymology and usage context

The word is formed from the verb raditi (to work) with the prefix iz-, which commonly conveys the idea of producing something outward from materials or completing a process. Izraditi is a standard, formal term found in everyday speech as well as administrative and industrial contexts. The noun corresponding to the action is izrada, meaning production or manufacture, and there is a related imperfective form used for ongoing or repeated action, typically izrađivati (to manufacture repeatedly or to draft iteratively).

Grammatical notes

Izraditi is a transitive verb that requires a direct object (“something” that is produced or drafted). It is the perfective aspect of the related imperfective verb izradivati/izrađivati, which emphasizes ongoing or repeated production. Because it is perfective, izraditi often appears in contexts describing a completed result, while its imperfective counterpart describes the process or repeated attempts.

Common usages

- Izraditi proizvod: to manufacture a product.

- Izraditi plan/dokument: to draft or prepare a plan or document.

- Izraditi prototip: to produce a prototype.

- Izraditi izvještaj: to draft a report.

In practice, izraditi appears in industrial, technical, administrative, and creative contexts where a finished output is produced or prepared.

See also

Izrada (production, manufacture), proiizvesti (to produce/make in certain contexts), napraviti (to make).