Obezbedila

Obezbedila is the feminine singular past tense form of the verb obezbediti, used in Serbo-Croatian languages such as Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian. It translates roughly as “she secured,” “she provided,” or “she arranged,” indicating that a female subject completed an action to make something available, safe, or guaranteed.

Grammatical notes: obezbediti is a transitive, perfective verb. The form obezbedila marks past tense with a feminine singular subject. Other past tense forms include obezbedio (masculine singular), obezbedilo (neuter singular), obezbedile (feminine plural), and obezbedili (masculine plural).

Etymology and sense: the verb derives from the root bezbed- meaning safe or secure, with the prefix ob- to convey making something safe, guaranteed, or provided. The term is common in formal speech and administrative writing, as well as journalism and contracts, where actions to ensure access to resources, documents, or security are described.

Usage: obezbedila is used when describing actions that resulted in securing or providing something for others. It often appears in official reports, contracts, funding announcements, and news coverage, where a female subject is described as having arranged or secured the necessary items or conditions.

Example: Ona je obezbedila sve potrebne dokumente. The phrase demonstrates a completed action that made the documents available.

See also: obezbediti, bezbednost, sigurnost.