Neuspoádá

Neuspoádá is a term encountered primarily in linguistic discussions to describe the negated form of the Czech/Slovak verb uspořádat, meaning “to organize.” In standard spelling, the negative form is neuspořádá. The construction combines the prefix ne- with the perfective verb stem, and it typically appears as a third-person singular form, referring to someone who will not organize or does not organize a given event or action. The form is often cited in grammar examples to illustrate negation of perfective verbs in Czech and Slovak.

In grammar, neuspořádá functions as a negated predicate and is usually classified as imperfective in usage only after the negation is applied to a perfective base. Its tense—present or future—depends on context and accompanying temporal modifiers. For instance, in a sentence like “Společnost neuspořádá koncert,” the meaning is that the concert will not be organized (or is not being organized) by the company. The pronunciation and stress follow standard Czech and Slovak rules for stress on the verb, with the diacritic forms indicating the precise pronunciation.

Usage and status: neuspořádá is not generally treated as a separate lexical entry in dictionaries; rather, it is discussed as an example of negation morphology for the verb uspořádat. It may appear in textbooks or grammar notes to illustrate how prefix ne- negates a completed action, and it can occur in practical discourse when describing plans that fail to be organized.

See also: uspořádat; negation in Czech and Slovak; Slavic verbal aspect.