Organiseerivad

Organiseerivad is a finite verb form in Estonian, representing the third-person plural present tense of the verb organizeerima (to organize). It translates to they organize or they are organizing and is used when the subject is plural, such as nad (they) or inimesed (people).

In morphology, organiseerima forms its present tense by adding the appropriate ending to the stem, yielding organis or organiseer- plus the -ivad ending for the third-person plural. The form is common in everyday and formal language and appears with direct objects in the accusative case, for example, they organize an event or a campaign.

Etymology: organiseerima is a modern Estonian verb borrowed from European languages, related to the root seen in English organize and German organisieren, and linked to the noun organisatsioon (organization). The present plural form organiseerivad reflects standard Estonian verb conjugation patterns adapted to loanwords.

Usage: Organiseerivad is used to describe actions undertaken by multiple agents. It can describe planning, coordinating, or executing activities such as events, campaigns, meetings, or projects. It appears in news reporting, administrative language, and everyday speech when a group is performing organizing tasks.

Related forms include the base verb organiseerima, its other finite forms (singular forms of the present and past tenses), and the related nouns organisatsioon and organiseerimine (the act or process of organizing). See also: organiseerima, organisatsioon, organiseerimine.

Example: Nad organiseerivad konverentsi järgmisel nädalal. Translation: They are organizing the conference next week.