Realizoituu

Realizoituu is a Finnish verb that translates to "is realized," "is implemented," "is accomplished," or "comes true" in English. It is the third-person singular present passive form of the verb realizoida. The verb realizoida itself means to realize, to implement, to fulfill, or to bring about. Therefore, realizoituu describes a state where something that was planned, intended, or hoped for has become a reality.

The word can be used in various contexts. For example, one might say "Suunnitelma on realizoituu" which means "The plan is being realized" or "The plan has been implemented." Similarly, if a dream has come true, one could state "Unelma on realizoituu," meaning "The dream has come true." The passive voice emphasizes that the action of realization is happening to the subject, rather than the subject performing the action. This is a common construction in Finnish to describe the progression of projects, ideas, or aspirations into tangible outcomes. The use of realizoituu suggests a process that is underway or has reached completion, indicating a transition from an abstract concept to a concrete existence.