Korraldajatega

Korraldajatega is an Estonian comitative form derived from the noun korraldaja (organizer). It consists of the genitive plural korraldajate combined with the comitative suffix -ga, yielding the value “with the organizers.” It is used to express accompaniment or association with a group of organizers in a sentence.

In usage, korraldajatega appears in phrases describing collaboration or interaction with organizers, for example: “Meie projektiga teeme koostööd korraldajatega” (We are cooperating with the organizers on our project); “Ma kohtusin korraldajatega” (I met with the organizers). The comitative form is often used with verbs of meeting, cooperating, or planning; the equivalent meaning can also be expressed with the phrase “koos korraldajatega.”

Korraldajatega is not a separate noun or organization; it is a morphological form of a noun. The same grammatical pattern occurs with other human nouns, for example juhendajatega (with the instructors) or vabatahtlikega (with volunteers). The form is a common feature of Estonian syntax and is used across various registers.

Estonian employs the comitative suffix -ga to indicate accompaniment or association, and korraldajatega is typical in written and spoken language related to event planning, journalism, and administration. Its use helps specify the collective role of organizers within cooperation, planning, or negotiations.