Realitzem

Realitzem is a Catalan verb form that functions as the present indicative of the verb realitzar. It indicates that the subject, together with others, carries out or completes an action in the present. The meaning can cover both practical execution, such as completing a task, and the act of making something happen or bringing an idea into reality.

The term realitzar and its forms are widely used in professional, academic, and everyday language. It is common in contexts such as project management, planning, construction, research, and any situation involving execution of plans. Realitzem specifically emphasizes collective action by the speaker and others, as in realizem un projecte or realitzem les gestions necessàries.

Etymology and related forms: realitzem derives from the Catalan verb realitzar, which in turn shares roots with the Latin concept of making real or tangible. The word is closely related to other Romance forms such as French réaliser and Italian realizzare, reflecting a common semantic core around turning intentions into reality.

Conjugation (present indicative, nosaltres): infinitiu realitzar; jo realitzo, tu realitzes, ell realitza, nosaltres realitzem, vosaltres realitzeu, ells realitzen. The key form “realitzem” is the first-person plural present and is used to express actions performed by the speaker and others.