This Rule applies to those words in English with two or more syllables that end with the letters
....ize
To translate them into Spanish, we will substitute the ending with
...izar
As an example, the English verb Realize, is the Spanish verb Realizar.
The "Z" in Spanish is pronounced like an "S"
(as in Song) [See Quirk # 13]
In the Spanish translation, the last syllable (ar) receives stress.(See "Accents", Rule II, Chapter One)
These words are all verbs, so here are some
Examples