järjestämiseksi

Järjestämiseksi is a Finnish grammatical form that expresses purpose and can be translated as “in order to organize” or “for the purpose of organizing.” It is used to indicate the aim or goal of an action, particularly in formal or administrative contexts.

Morphology and formation: The form is built from the verb järjestää (to organize) through the noun-forming suffix -minen, which yields järjestäminen (the act of organizing). The translative suffix -ksi is then added to indicate a purpose or resulting state, producing järjestämiseksi. Thus the combination signals that something is done for the sake of organizing or with the aim of organizing.

Usage: Järjestämiseksi appears in clauses where the objective of an action is stated. It is common in instruction manuals, policy documents, proposals, and official communications, where authors specify why a measure is taken or what goal it serves. The form helps to connect actions to their intended outcome without introducing a separate clause.

Related terms: Related words include järjestäminen (the act of organizing), järjestäjä (organizer), and järjestely (an arrangement). The basic verb form is järjestää (to organize). The translative mood or case, expressed by -ksi, contrasts with other Finnish case endings and with other purpose markers such as varten or tarkoituksena, which convey similar but not identical nuances.

Notes: Järjestämiseksi is a specialized grammatical form rather than a standalone concept. Its primary function is to encode purpose, indicating that the described action is undertaken for the sake of organizing something, often in contexts that require precise and formal language.