Korralduses

Korralduses is an Estonian noun form derived from the verb korraldama, meaning to organize or arrange. The base noun korraldus denotes organization, arrangement, order, or the act of organizing. The form korralduses represents the inessive case, used to express “in the organization/arrangement” or “within the organizing context.” In standard usage, it appears in sentences that describe activities or states taking place inside an organizational framework or set of arrangements.

Semantically, korralduses refers to the process, state, or outcome of organizing activities. It is used in both formal and informal registers to discuss how events, projects, or operations are planned, structured, and managed. In official texts it can denote the organizational framework or the set of arrangements governing a given activity. The term is closely related to other Estonian words such as korraldamine (the act of organizing), korraldaja (organizer), and korraldus (organization or arrangement).

Common contexts for the term include event management (planning conferences, festivals, and other gatherings), administrative planning, corporate and nonprofit project management, and logistical coordination. It is often encountered in discussions of how resources, timelines, and responsibilities are arranged within a broader program or operation.

Notes on usage and related terms: in everyday speech, the more general word korraldus is frequently used. The form korralduses appears mainly in grammatical constructions that refer to being “in the organization” or “within the arrangement,” and is connected to the broader family of terms around organizing and administration. See also: korraldamine, korraldaja, korraldus.