No. 13,630 in Spanish
resultara
"Resultara" is the third-person singular imperfect subjunctive form of "resultar," meaning "would result" or "might turn out."
In a sentence
Si resultara que tenemos más tiempo, podríamos visitar a tu familia.
If it turned out that we have more time, we could visit your family.
In this sentence, 'resultara' is used in a hypothetical conditional sense referring to an uncertain outcome or situation.
No me importaría si resultara ser él quien ganara el premio.
I wouldn't mind if it turned out to be him who won the prize.
Here, 'resultara' is implying a potential discovery or outcome contingent on events.
Esperaba que la reunión resultara ser productiva.
I hoped that the meeting would turn out to be productive.
In this sentence, 'resultara' expresses an expectation about the past outcome or circumstances.
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