Translation
result, outcome
Word origin
An international word going back to Latin resultare (to spring back), from re- plus saltare (to leap). The sense of an outcome that springs from an action grew up in medieval Latin.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- resultare
- English cognates
- result
Examples
ekzameno .
The result of the exam was good.
.
We are waiting for the results of the work.
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His effort gave no result.
The noun of what comes out at the end: exam marks, match scores, the upshot of an experiment. The verb rezulti works like Latin built it, with the outcome as subject: diskuto rezultis , nothing came of the discussion. If you want the cause as subject, reach for or instead: .
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