Korraldatav

Korraldatav is an Estonian adjective meaning "able to be organized" or "organizable." It is formed from the verb korraldama (to organize) with the participial suffix -atav, producing a present passive participle that functions as an attributive adjective in neutral, formal language.

In use, korraldatav describes objects, plans, events, or datasets that can be arranged, scheduled, or structured. It is common in planning, logistics, and data-management contexts. For example, "See on korraldatav üritus" translates as "This is an event that can be organized," and "korraldatav nimekiri" means "an organize-able list" or "a list that can be arranged."

Grammatically, korraldatav agrees with the noun it modifies for number and case. The root "korrald-" comes from "korraldama" (to organize), and the suffix "-atav" marks potential capability. The word contrasts with "korraldatud" (organized) and with the bare verb form "korraldama" for different grammatical senses.

Within Estonian linguistic use, korraldatav is cited as an example of participial adjectives formed with -atav and used in technical and bureaucratic registers to convey feasibility or planability. Related forms include other -atav participial adjectives such as "avaldatav" (publishable) that illustrate how Estonian builds adjectives from verbs to express capability.