Szervezze

Szervezze is a Hungarian verb form used in formal address. It is the polite imperative of the verb szervezni, meaning to organize or arrange. This form is employed when giving a command or making a request to someone in a formal or official context.

The word is derived from the verb szervezni and consists of the stem szervez- plus the courteous imperative ending -ze, producing szervezze. In practical use, it is common to follow the form with meg to indicate “organize it” or “organize the matter,” as in szervezze meg a rendezvényt (organize the event) or szervezze meg a találkozót.

Usage notes include the distinction between formal and informal speech. Szervezze is appropriate when addressing a person with whom there is a formal relationship, such as a superior, client, or official contact. In informal settings, the second-person singular imperative would typically be szervezd meg.

Common contexts for szervezze include business correspondence, administrative instructions, and official requests. It can appear in sentences that ask for arranging events, meetings, schedules, or plans, often softened by accompanying politeness markers like kérem or a preceding kérjük.

Related terms include szervezet (organization), szervezés (organization/structuring), and szervező (organizer). The word forms part of a family of verbs related to planning and structuring activities and resources.

Examples:

- Szervezze meg a rendezvényt.

- Kérem, szervezze meg a konferenciát jövő hétre.

- Szervezze meg az ütemtervet.