Ustanovila

Ustanovila is a feminine past tense form used in several Slavic languages, derived from verbs meaning to establish or to install (for example, ustanovit/ustanoviti in Russian, and ustanoviti in Serbo-Croatian). It denotes that a female subject completed the action in the past.

In usage, ustanovila typically appears with a subject in the feminine singular and a direct object or complement describing what was installed or established. The same verb family supplies other past tense forms for different genders and numbers (e.g., ustanovio, ustanovila, ustanovili), reflecting standard Slavic tense conjugation. The form is common in narrative and reporting contexts, where a woman is described as having carried out an installation, establishment, or setup.

Languages and examples:

- Russian: Она установила программу. Transliteration: Ona ustanovila programmu. This means “She installed the program.”

- Serbo-Croatian (Latin script): Ona je ustanovila sistem. This means “She established the system.”

Notes:

- The exact nuance can vary by language. In some contexts, ustanoviti/ustanoviti may favor meanings related to establishing a system or institution, while in others it can mean installing equipment or software.

- A masculine past tense form is ustanovio, and a plural form is ustanovili (or ustanovile, depending on language), illustrating standard gender and number agreement in Slavic verb conjugation.

See also: ustaviti, ustanoviti, instalirati, verb conjugation in Slavic languages.