Korraldan

Korraldan is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Estonian verb korraldama, meaning to organize, arrange, or coordinate. It denotes the act of planning or managing events, tasks, or activities. As a transitive verb, it takes a direct object, often in the partitive or accusative case, depending on definiteness: for example, Ma korraldan üritust; Ta korraldab koosolekut.

In usage, korraldan appears in contexts such as event management, project planning, and administrative tasks. It is commonly used in professional and everyday language to describe taking charge of organizing something, whether a meeting, conference, or schedule. The infinitive form is korraldama, and related nouns include korraldus (organization, arrangement) and kor ral daja (organizer).

Conjugation (present, past, and general future note): Present: ma korraldan, sa korraldad, ta korraldab, me korraldame, te korraldate, nad korraldavad. Past: ma korraldasin, sa korraldasid, ta korraldas, me korraldasime, te korraldasite, nad korraldasid. Future in Estonian is typically expressed using the present tense with context or time adverbs (for example, Ma korraldan homme konverentsi); a separate future form is not standard.

Etymology: kor ralldan comes from the noun korraldus (organization, arrangement) with the verb-forming suffix -da, yielding the meaning “to create an organization/arrangement.”

See also: korraldama (infinitive), korraldus (organization/arrangement), kor ral daja (organizer).