rezultira

Rezultira is a verb form used in several South Slavic languages, notably Croatian, Bosnian, and Serbian. It represents the present tense, third-person singular form of the verb rezul tirirati or rezultirati, depending on dialect and spelling conventions. The core meaning is “to result” or “to turn out,” and it is commonly employed to indicate that a process produces a specific outcome.

The related noun rezultat means “result” or “outcome,” and it serves as the semantic base for the verb. The verb rezul tirirati/rezultirati belongs to the -irati class of verbs and forms its other tenses and moods according to standard South Slavic conjugation patterns. In practice, rezultira is used to describe consequences of actions, events, or studies, often with prepositions such as u (in, into) or in constructions that express causation, for example, “Ovo istraživanje rezultira novim saznanjima” (This research results in new findings).

Usage notes:

- Rezultira is typical in formal, scientific, and administrative writing, but it also appears in general discourse when describing outcomes.

- The past tense forms include rezultirao (masculine), rezultirala (feminine), and rezultiralo (neuter). Present participles such as rezultirajući are used in continuous or descriptive contexts.

See also:

- rezultat (result)

- rezultirati (to result)

- to translate or compare with English “to result,” Italian risutare, and related cognates in other languages.