Korraldatavaid

Korraldatavaid is an Estonian word that translates to "organized" or "arranged" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "korraldama," which means to organize, arrange, manage, or conduct. The word is used to describe something that has been put into order, planned, or managed.

In Estonian grammar, "korraldatavaid" is in the partitive plural form. This means it is used when referring to multiple items or entities that are being organized or arranged, and it is typically used with verbs or prepositions that require the partitive case. For example, one might say "ma nägin korraldatavaid üritusi" which translates to "I saw the organized events." Here, "korraldatavaid" modifies "üritusi" (events), indicating that the events were organized.

The concept of "korraldatavaid" can apply to a wide range of situations. It can refer to physical arrangements, such as a well-organized room or a planned event. It can also refer to more abstract concepts, like an organized thought process or a managed project. The term emphasizes the state of having been subjected to organization or arrangement, highlighting the result of an action rather than the action itself. Understanding "korraldatavaid" requires knowledge of Estonian verb conjugations and case usage.