Rezultaty

Rezultaty is a Polish noun in the plural form meaning the outcomes or consequences of actions, events, or processes. It refers to what is produced, achieved, or discovered as a result of something, rather than the process itself.

In scientific and formal contexts, rezultaty are used to report what has been observed or concluded. Common phrases include rezultaty badań (results of research), rezultaty eksperymentu (outcomes of an experiment), and zaprezentować rezultaty (to present the results). In business and finance, the term appears in expressions like rezultaty finansowe or rezultaty działalności (financial results, results of activities). In media and public discourse, rezultaty may describe outcomes of polls, investigations, or policy measures, as in rezultaty wyborów or rezultaty analiz.

Note that while rezultaty broadly aligns with the English "results," Polish also frequently uses wyniki to denote scores, measurements, or numerical results in various contexts. Rezultaty often carry a nuance of outcomes produced by a specific action, project, or study, whereas wyniki can emphasize measurements or standings. In everyday language, rezultaty can be used flexibly to describe any end-state or conclusions following prior work.

Grammatically, rezultaty is the masculine plural noun, with the singular form rezultatat or rezultat depending on usage, and genitive plural rezultatu, as well as other declined cases consistent with Polish noun morphology. Related terms include wynik and rezultat, used in related but slightly different senses.

See also: wyniki, efekt, skutek.