realizzo

Realizzo is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Italian verb realizzare. Realizzare means to realize or bring into reality, to carry out or accomplish a plan or idea, and in business to realize profits or gains. The sense ranges from turning an intention into a concrete result to manufacturing or producing something. In everyday speech, io realizzo is often used with a direct object, as in io realizzo un progetto or realizzo un sogno.

Conjugation and forms: as a regular -are verb, realizzare follows the typical present tense endings. The present indicative forms are: io realizzo, tu realizzi, lui/lei realizza, noi realizziamo, voi realizzate, loro realizzano. The past participle is realizzato, used with avere to form compound tenses (ho realizzato, hai realizzato, ha realizzato, ecc.). Other tenses follow standard patterns for -are verbs: imperfetto realizziavo, futuro realizzerò, condizionale realizzerei. The subjunctive present forms include realizzi, realizzi, realizzi, realizziamo, realizziate, realizzino.

Etymology: the verb is built from the root realiz- plus the -zare suffix common to Italian -izzare verbs, with the noun realizzazione derived from the same stem.

Usage notes: realizzare is commonly used with objects such as progetti, sogni, obiettivi, or profitti. In finance, it means to realize a profit or a gain. The term can also convey making something concrete or achievable, outside of financial contexts. Realizzo remains a standard, widely understood form in Italian prose and speech.