Resetoval

Resetoval is a past tense verb form used in several Slavic languages to indicate that a reset action occurred in the past. In Czech and Slovak, resetoval is the masculine singular past tense of resetovat, meaning "to reset." In Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian, the corresponding masculine past tense is resetovao.

The form derives from the English loanword reset and has been integrated into Slavic verb paradigms to express common technical actions in computing and electronics. Its use is typical in technical writing, user manuals, software logs, and colloquial speech when describing a device or setting that has been reset.

Examples include: "On resetoval nastavení." (Czech) and "On resetoval nastavenie." (Slovak). In Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian one would more commonly hear "Resetovao sam postavke." for "I reset the settings."

Because resetoval is a verb form, it functions as part of a larger predicate and typically appears with pronouns or auxiliary components to convey tense and aspect. Related terms include resetovat (to reset) and the noun reset when used as a technical term.