realizojn

Realizojn is the accusative plural form of realizoj, the Esperanto noun that denotes realizations, realized results, or implementations. In general use, realizoj refers to things that have been made real or completed, such as outcomes of a plan, projects, or research. Realizojn specifically marks these items when they appear as the direct object of a verb.

Grammatical use and examples:

Realizojn appears as a direct object after verbs that take objects. Examples include:

- Ni diskutis la realizojn de la plano. (We discussed the realizations of the plan.)

- La raporto resumigas la realizojn ĝis nun. (The report summarizes the realizations up to now.)

- Mi listigis la realizojn de la projekto por revizii ilin. (I listed the realizations of the project to review them.)

These sentences show how realizojn is used to refer to multiple realized outcomes in the accusative case.

Etymology and related terms:

The word realizoj comes from realizo, formed with the Esperanto noun-ending -o. The root realiz- conveys the sense of making real or completing something. Related terms include realigo (the process of realization/implementation) and realigi (to realize or to implement). Other related concepts in Esperanto cover the broader idea of making plans tangible and achieving outcomes.

See also:

realizo, realizoj, realigo, realigi. These terms form a small family around the notion of turning plans into tangible results and can be used across technical, academic, and everyday contexts.