normaliza

Normaliza is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb normalizar in Spanish and Portuguese. It denotes the action of causing something to become normal, standard, or compliant with a given norm. In both languages, the form is commonly used to describe someone or something that brings processes, measurements, practices, or conditions into alignment with a standard.

In Spanish grammar, normaliza functions as a finite verb form meaning “he normalizes,” “she normalizes,” or “you (formal) normalize” when used with an appropriate subject. In Portuguese, the same form is used similarly, meaning “he normalizes,” “she normalizes,” or “you (formal) normalize” in the presente do indicativo. The word is not typically used as a noun or proper name; it is a grammatical conjugation rather than a standalone term.

Etymology traces normalizar to the Latin norma, meaning a rule or standard, with -izar indicating the action of making or becoming. The related noun normalización (in Spanish) or normalização (in Portuguese) refers to the process or result of normalization, and contains the same semantic core.

Common contexts for normaliza include administrative, technical, and everyday language where procedures, data, or behaviors are aligned with established standards. As a conjugated form, it pairs with various subjects and objects to convey the act of bringing something into conformity with norms. See also normalizar, normalización, and normalization in related disciplines.