Poluchitsya

Poluchitsya, written in Cyrillic as получить poluchitsya (получится), is a Russian verb in the perfective aspect meaning “to turn out, to come to be; to succeed; to be obtained.” The form poluchitsya is the third-person singular future of the perfective verb полuчиться, which is derived from the stem of получить (to obtain) with the reflexive suffix -ся, conveying a sense of completion or realized result.

Grammatical notes:

Poluchitsya is used to describe a result that is expected to occur as a consequence of actions or circumstances. Because it is perfective, it does not have a present tense; the future form получится is used to say “it will turn out” or “it will work out.” The past tense forms are полuчилось, полyчилcя and so on (e.g., получилось — it turned out; получилась — she/it turned out). Negation is formed with не получится (it won’t work out) and не получилось (it didn’t turn out).

Usage and nuance:

The verb commonly appears in conditional or evaluative contexts, such as assessing plans, possibilities, or outcomes. It often introduces or completes a statement about feasibility or likelihood, as in “Если всё получится, мы поедем в отпуск” (If everything works out, we’ll go on vacation) or “Не получится прийти завтра” (I won’t be able to come tomorrow).

In transliteration, poluchitsya is the standard rendering of полyчится in Latin script. It is widely used in language-learning resources, dictionaries, and Russian-language discourse to express result-oriented future events or realizations.