napravili

Napravili is a word found in several Slavic languages, most notably Croatian, Serbian, and Bosnian. It is the past tense, plural form of the verb "napraviti." The verb "napraviti" generally translates to "to make," "to create," "to build," or "to do" in English. Therefore, "napravili" refers to an action of making, creating, building, or doing that was completed in the past by a group of people (masculine or mixed gender) or by inanimate objects.

For example, in Croatian, "Oni su napravili kuću" means "They made a house." The word "napravili" here indicates that the action of making the house was performed by "oni" (they) and is a completed past event. Similarly, in Serbian, "Mi smo napravili plan" translates to "We made a plan." The plural past tense "napravili" is used because the subject is "mi" (we).

The grammatical context in which "napravili" appears will determine its precise meaning. It can refer to the creation of physical objects, the formulation of abstract concepts like plans or decisions, or the performance of an action. The gender agreement in Slavic languages also plays a role; while "napravili" is typically used for masculine or mixed gender plural subjects, other past tense forms exist for feminine and neuter plural subjects, such as "napravile" for feminine plural.