výresultný

Výresultný is a rarely attested adjective in Czech and Slovak contexts. It is not part of standard dictionaries, and its precise meaning is not fixed in authoritative sources. In most descriptions, the conventional, standard form is výsledečný or výsledný, depending on the language, with velarized usage of related roots. As a result, výresultný is typically regarded as nonstandard, dialectal, or as a neologism that appears only in certain texts or by error.

Meaning and use

When it appears, výresultný is generally interpreted as meaning “producing a result” or “resultant,” i.e., something that yields a specific outcome in a process. In ordinary technical or scientific writing, however, standard terms such as výsledný (resulting, final) or a language-specific equivalent are preferred. If used, výresultný tends to emphasize causation or the capacity to generate a result, rather than merely describing an end state.

Etymology and status

The form seems to be built from a prefix such as vý- combined with a root reminiscent of the word for result, but it is not established in standard Czech or Slovak etymological inventories. It may reflect a deliberate neologism, a calque from another language, or a typographical variant of výsledek or výsledný. Because of its uncertain status, speakers are advised to use the standard forms in formal writing.

See also

výsledek, výsledný, resultant, neologismus