izpildt

Izpildt is a Latvian word that functions as a participial or adjectival form derived from the verb izpildīt, meaning to fulfil, perform, or execute. In contemporary standard Latvian, the usual past passive participle is izpildīts, which is used to express that something has been performed or completed. Izpildt appears mainly as a nonstandard, historical, or dialectal variant and is encountered most often in older texts, certain administrative or legal language, or regional speech. Because of its limited and variable status, most modern style guides and dictionaries recommend using izpildīts for clarity.

The sense of izpildt corresponds to the broader idea of something having been carried out or completed and may be described as attributive to a noun in contexts where the language permits alternative participial forms. In linguistic descriptions, it is treated as related to the verb root izpild- and shares semantic field with other forms connected to performing or fulfilling actions.

Etymology: izpildt is formed from the verb izpildīt with derivational suffix -t, tying it to related words such as izpilde (fulfilment or performance) and other gyarner forms tied to performing actions. Its usage status is typically contrasted with izpildīts in modern Latvian, where izpildīts is the preferred participial form.

See also: izpildīt, izpilde, izpildīts.