Proizlazi

Proizlazi is a present-tense form of the South Slavic verb proizlaziti, used in Croatian, Serbian, and Bosnian. It generally means that something emerges, arises, or comes into being, and in logical or mathematical contexts it is used to express that something follows from or results from something else. In everyday language, it can be as simple as “it emerges” or “it appears,” while in formal writing it often translates to “it follows” or “it results from.”

Grammatical note: proz-lazi is the third-person singular present form, corresponding to he/she/it emerges. The third-person plural form is proizlaze, and other persons take forms such as ja proizlazim or ti proizlaziš, depending on the language standard. The exact spelling and pronunciation vary by dialect, but the general meaning remains the same: to come forth or to follow as a consequence.

Common usage: in scientific, philosophical, and legal texts, phrases like iz definicije proizlazi da (it follows from the definition that) are typical. The word helps link premises to conclusions, results to their basis, or observations to inferred statements. It is not a noun, but a verb form; its related noun is pro izlaz or pro izlaz kao rezultat in some contexts, but in standard usage the noun for “outcome” is pro izlaz, not pro zlazi.

Note: Proizlazi should not be confused with the noun izlaz (exit) or with the related noun/prose terms for outcomes. The meaning depends on context, especially whether the sentence is ordinary speech or formal reasoning.