Realitzeu

Realitzeu is a Catalan verb form derived from the verb realitzar. It is used in the second-person plural present tense, corresponding to you all realize or you all carry out, and it also serves as the imperative form when addressing a group. In standard usage, the form appears in statements and commands directed at multiple people.

Meanings and usage: The primary senses of realitzar are to carry out, to perform, to execute, or to accomplish something. It can also mean to bring something into reality, as in realitzar un projecte or realitzar un somni. The sense of realizing that something is true is usually expressed with adonar-se, though realitzar can appear in formal contexts with subordinate clauses, for example realitzar que.

Etymology: Realitzar is derived from Romance language roots related to the Latin realis, with cognates in Spanish realizar and French réaliser. The noun realització denotes the act of realization or execution.

Usage notes: Realitzeu is common in administrative, instructional, and everyday contexts when addressing a group. As with other Catalan verb forms, its exact meaning depends on the surrounding verbs and context, linking closely to notions of completing tasks, achieving goals, or making ideas tangible.

Example usage:

- Realitzeu aquest projecte abans de divendres. (You all carry out this project before Friday.)

- Realitzeu els objectius planificats amb diligència. (You all accomplish the planned objectives with diligence.)

- La realització d’aquesta visió requereix planificació i treball en equip. (Realizing this vision requires planning and teamwork.)