Organizoj

Organizoj is an Esperanto noun form meaning "organizations." It is the plural of organizo (organization) and is used to refer to groups, institutions, associations, or structured arrangements of people or resources that pursue a common purpose.

The word derives from the international root organiz- (seen in many European languages such as English organize, French organiser), combined with the Esperanto nominal ending -o and the plural marker -j. As with other Esperanto vocabulary of international origin, organizoj is intelligible to speakers familiar with related Romance and Germanic terms.

Grammatically, organizoj follows standard Esperanto morphology: organizo (singular), organizoj (plural); organizational as an adjective is formed with the ending -a (organiza); the past participle "organized" is organizita. Pronunciation follows Esperanto phonology, with stress on the penultimate syllable: or-ga-NI-zoj.

In usage, organizoj appears in ordinary and technical contexts, for example internaciaj organizoj (international organizations), studorganizoj (study groups or academic societies), and volontulaj organizoj (voluntary organizations). It is compatible with Esperanto compound formation and derivational affixes, allowing precise expression of institutional types, functions, and relationships within the language.