Realitzada

Realitzada is the feminine singular past participle of the Catalan verb realitzar, which means to carry out, to realize or to bring into reality. As a participle it can function as an adjective describing a feminine singular noun, or as part of a passive construction, and it agrees in gender and number with the noun it accompanies or with the subject in passive usage.

Morphology and related forms include realitzar (infinitive), realitzat (masculine past participle), realitzada (feminine past participle), and realitzant (present participle). The noun form is realització, referring to the realization, accomplishment, or execution of something.

Usage and examples:

- As an adjective: una tasca realitzada means “a completed task.” The adjective agrees with the feminine noun tasca.

- In passive or semi-passive constructions: La campanya va ser realitzada per l’equip means “The campaign was carried out by the team,” with realitzada aligning with the feminine subject campanya in certain phrasings.

- As a noun-related concept: la realització d’un projecte refers to the realization or execution of a project.

Etymology and relation:

Realitzada derives from the verb realitzar, used broadly in Catalan to denote turning plans, ideas or possibilities into actualities—doing, performing, or achieving what was intended.

See also:

Realitzar, realització. The feminine form realitzada is common in everyday Catalan when describing actions, projects, plans or tasks that have been completed.