Organisés

Organisés is the masculine plural form of the French adjective organisé. It denotes something that has been arranged or structured according to a plan, implying order, planning, and discipline. The feminine forms are organisée (singular) and organisées (plural). As an adjective, organisé is used across many contexts, from describing a well-planned event (un événement bien organisé) or a methodical process (un processus organisé) to characterizing people or groups that work in a coordinated way (une équipe organisée, des relations organisées). It can also describe institutions or systems that function in an orderly fashion (un État organisé, une société organisée). The term often carries a positive nuance of efficiency and forethought but can also suggest rigidity or over-planning in certain contexts.

In usage, the adjective can modify nouns directly or appear in predicates: Le projet est organisé; Le projet est bien organisé. Common collocations include groupes organisés or crime organisé, where the adjective agrees with the noun it modifies (organized crime uses the masculine singular organized to align with crime).

Etymology: Organisé comes from the verb organiser, which derives from Latin organum via Old French. The core sense relates to order, arrangement, and coordination, stemming from the idea of an instrument or means of organizing parts.

Notes: While organisé primarily functions as an adjective, some contexts use the form in compound expressions or as part of noun phrases, though the standard usage remains adjectival.