koordineeritumaks

Koordineeritumaks is a Latvian verb that translates to "to coordinate" or "to be coordinated" in English. It is a reflexive verb, meaning the action is directed back to the subject. The root of the word is "koordinēt," which is derived from the English word "coordinate."

In its reflexive form, "koordineeritumaks" describes a state of being organized, synchronized, or working together harmoniously. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing how different parts of a project are coordinated, how individuals in a team work together effectively, or how movements in a dance are synchronized. The verb implies a deliberate and organized effort to achieve a common goal.

For example, one might say that the different departments of a company need to "koordineeritumaks" to ensure smooth operations. In sports, athletes strive to "koordineeritumaks" their movements to perform at their best. In everyday life, the success of a group activity often depends on how well its participants can "koordineeritumaks." The term emphasizes the importance of planning, communication, and mutual understanding to achieve a unified outcome.