Rezultatati

Rezultatati is a term that may appear in discussions of language or in texts referencing the concept of results in South Slavic languages. The standard form for “the results” in these languages is typically rezultati, with the singular form rezulat or rezultat depending on the language and case. The spelling “rezultatati” is not a conventional or widely recognized form in standard dictionaries and is generally considered nonstandard. It can occur as a typographical variant, a transliteration artifact, or occasionally as a proper name.

Etymology and cognates: The word for result in these languages is rooted in the base rezulat/rezultat, which in turn traces back to the broader European word for result, often linked to the French résumé or résultat through historical language contact. In the South Slavic languages, the common term rezultati (plural) is used across Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, and Slovenian to denote outcomes, findings, or scores produced by tests, experiments, competitions, or events.

Usage: In everyday and formal writing, rezultati is used to report outcomes such as sports results, laboratory findings, test results, or research outcomes. The form rezulatati is generally avoided in standard writing, while rezultati is the correct plural in most contexts.

Other notes: As a potential proper noun, rezultati or similar variants may appear as surnames, organization names, or project titles in specific locales, but such usage is separate from the common linguistic term for “the results.”

See also: rezultat, rezultati, résulat, risultato.