järjestelevät

Järjestelevät is a Finnish verb form that translates roughly to “they organize” or “they arrange” in English. It represents the third-person plural present indicative form of a verb whose stem is järjestelev-, a form related to the notion of arranging or organizing things in a procedural way. In modern standard Finnish, the more common expression for “they organize” is järjestävät, so järjestelevät is relatively rare and is sometimes found only in dialectal usage, historical texts, or stylistic contexts.

Morphology and usage notes: Järjestelevät follows Finnish verb-conjugation patterns by adding the plural present ending -vät/-vet to the stem järjestelev-. Because it is not a widely used standard form, it can appear to readers as an archaic, regional, or specialized variant rather than everyday language. The nuance suggested by järjestelevä (and its plural järjestelevät) emphasizes an ongoing, methodical act of organizing, as opposed to a simpler sense of “to organize” captured byjärjestää/järjestää.

Context and examples: The form may appear in written descriptions of coordinated actions by groups, such as reports or narrative passages describing people who are actively arranging schedules, resources, or materials. Example sentences, while uncommon in contemporary dialogue, illustrate the idea of a group carrying out organized planning.

See also: Järjestellä, järjestää, Finnish verb conjugation, present indicative.