korralda

Korralda is an Estonian verb meaning to organize, arrange, set up, or carry out. It is used when planning and directing activities, events, or processes. The infinitive form is korraldama, and the verb is employed in both formal and informal contexts to describe coordinating tasks or issuing orders and procedures.

Conjugation and related forms are typical of Estonian verbs. In the present tense, examples include ma korraldan (I organize), sa korraldad (you organize), ta korraldab (he/she organizes). The imperative forms are korralda (singular) and korraldage (plural). A past tense is formed as ta korraldas (he/she organized) and related forms such as korraldasin (I organized) or korraldasid (you organized). The active participle is korraldav. Related nouns include korraldus (organization, arrangement), korraldamine (organizing), and korraldaja (organizer).

Etymology and related vocabulary: korralda derives from the root korrald-, associated with order and arrangement, and it belongs to a family of words such as korraldus, korraldamine, and korraldaja. This family reflects the core concept of planning and structuring.

Usage and register: kogu sõnavaralises kasutuses, from everyday planning to formal administrative contexts. Common collocations include korraldada üritust (to organize an event), korraldada tööd (to organize work), and korraldada protsess (to organize a process). The term remains neutral and widely applicable across domains such as education, business, and government.