realitzades

Realitzades is the feminine plural past participle of the Catalan verb realitzar. It functions primarily as an adjective meaning carried out, executed, or completed, and agrees with feminine plural nouns, for example obres realitzades (completed works). It also appears in periphrastic verb forms to indicate actions that have been finished.

As an adjective, realitzades agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies, such as in phrases like "accions realitzades" or "obres realitzades." It can also occur in perfect tenses with the auxiliary haver to describe actions that have been completed, for instance, "les tasques realitzades fins ara" (the tasks realized so far).

Contexts and usage: realitzades is common in administrative reports, project documentation, journalism, and discourse on art, architecture, and culture. It is used to denote results, outputs, or achievements, referring both to concrete objects (buildings, works) and to abstract outcomes (plans, studies) that have been accomplished.

Etymology and related forms: realitzades derives from the verb realitzar, meaning to realize or to carry out. Related forms include realització (the realization or achievement), realitzant (present participle), and the other past participle forms realitzat and realitzada. In Catalan, realitzades is the feminine plural form used to describe multiple feminine nouns that have been completed or carried out.