järjestyvät

Järjestyvät is a Finnish verb form derived from the verb järjestyä, meaning “to be arranged”, “to fall into order” or “to become organized”. The formjärjestyvät is the third‑person plural present tense, used when referring to multiple subjects that are undergoing the process of becoming ordered or being arranged.

Grammatically, järjestyvät follows the regular pattern of Finnish weak verbs. The stemjärjesty‑ combines with the present tense personal ending ‑vät, which is used for third‑person plural subjects. The same verb can appear in other moods and tenses, such as järjestyi (simple past), järjestymään (infinitive), and järjestymättömyys (noun meaning “disorder”).

In everyday language, järjestyvät is often used in contexts involving sorting, organizing, or natural processes that lead to order. Typical examples include: “Kirjat järjestyvät hyllyyn” (The books are being arranged on the shelf) and “Käsitteet järjestyvät loogiseksi kokonaisuudeksi” (The concepts arrange themselves into a logical whole). In scientific discourse, the term may describe phenomena where elements self‑organize, such as “Kiteytymisen jälkeen molekyylit järjestyvät kiteiseksi rakenteeksi”.

Related Finnish terms include järjestää (to arrange), järjestelmä (system) and järjestys (order). The verb is part of a broader lexical field dealing with structure and organization, reflecting the importance of order in both practical and theoretical Finnish language use.