rezultirao

Rezultirao is a form of the Slavic verb rezultirati, found in Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, and Montenegrin. It is the third‑person singular past tense, indicative mood, and can be translated into English as “resulted” or “concluded.” The verb rezultirati, in turn, is derived from the noun rezultat, which means “result” or “outcome.” The noun and verb in these languages ultimately stem from the Latin root resultare, meaning “to spring back” or “to come back into view,” with the influence of the Greek ἔλαβον ”to take” and “takeback.”

In everyday usage, rezultirao is employed in both formal and informal contexts to describe the outcome of an action or situation. Examples include “Rezultirao je u uspjehu,” meaning “It resulted in success,” or “Rezultirao je na izjednačenom rezultatu,” meaning “It culminated in a tie.” The form is also common in news reporting, academic writing, and narrative descriptions where a conclusion or consequence needs to be expressed without direct use of the noun rezultat. Synonyms that are occasionally used are dovršio (completed) and završio (finished), though these carry slightly different connotations.

Grammatically, rezultirao belongs to the conjugation group of verbs ending in –irati. It is regular in its past tense forms, with the past participle mujer uploading that: rezultat (masc.), rezultatna (fem.), etc. The verb is further frequently paired with prepositions such as na, u and iz to indicate the context or the domain in which the result occurs. In dictionaries, the entry includes pronunciation [ˈrɛzuˌltiː], etymology, and usage notes reflecting its integration into the modern Balkan linguistic landscape.