Korraldama

Korraldama is an Estonian verb meaning to organize, arrange, or conduct. It is used to describe the planning and management of events, activities, or operations. The action is transitive and typically takes a direct object in a form such as konverentsi or üritust (often in the partitive/genitive singular).

Morphology and usage notes: In present tense, the verb conjugates as ma korraldan, sa korraldad, ta korraldab, me korraldame, te korraldate, nad korraldavad. The past tense is formed as ma korraldasin, sa korraldasid, ta korraldas, me korraldasime, te korraldasite, nad korraldasid. The past participle korraldatud means “organized” (as a participle/adjective).

Related terms: The noun korraldus refers to the act or state of organizing and to an arrangement. Korraldamine denotes the process of organizing. The loanword organizeerima is also used in Estonian for “to organize,” especially in more formal or modern contexts.

Typical constructions: Common collocations include korraldama konverentsi (to organize a conference), korraldama festival (to organize a festival), and korraldama koosolekut (to organize a meeting). Planning, coordination, and logistics are often implied when using this verb.

See also: korraldus, korraldamine, organiseerima, organisatsioon.