Korraldava

Korraldava is an Estonian word formed from the verb korraldama, meaning “to organize.” It is the present active participle and is used to express that someone or something is engaged in organizing. As a participle, it can function as an adjective describing nouns related to organizing activity.

In grammar, korraldava is part of the set of present active participles derived from korraldama. It is declined like an ordinary Estonian attributive adjective, taking endings that align with case and number of the noun it modifies. The base form is korraldav, and korraldava appears in inflected forms such as the genitive or partitive singular, among others. The participle can thus describe people, events, or actions that perform or involve organizing.

Usage and nuance: korraldava is commonly used to describe ongoing organizational action or a role centered on organizing. It often appears in phrases referring to people or teams that perform organizing tasks, as well as in descriptions of activities or events with a focus on their coordinating aspect. Examples include phrases that translate roughly to “the organizing team,” “organizing activity,” or “an organizing person,” though the exact inflected form depends on the syntactic case required by the sentence.

Related terms include korraldaja (organizer), korraldus (organization, arrangement), and other participial forms built from korraldama. The word is typical in formal or descriptive Estonian texts where precise nuance of ongoing organization is intended.

External references on Estonian grammar can provide full declension tables and additional examples of present active participles like korraldava.