korraldusse

Korraldusse is the illative case form of the Estonian noun korraldus, which translates roughly to organization, arrangement, or the act of organizing. In Estonian grammar, the illative case marks direction into something or entry into a state or place. The form korraldusse expresses entering into or joining an organization, committee, or organized activity and is typically used with verbs of movement or change of state, such as astuma (to step into) or liituda (to join), when the focus is on entering the organization itself rather than on possession or association alone.

In modern usage, korraldusse can appear in contexts such as joining the organizing team of an event or becoming involved in the governance or operations of a group. It contrasts with phrases in the genitive (korraldusega) or with other cases that indicate possession or accompaniment, where the emphasis is not on entry.

Examples:

- Ta astus korraldusse ja asus ürituse korraldamisega tegelema. (He joined the organizing team and began working on the event.)

- Uus liige võtab koha korraldusse, kui ta astub tööle ürituste planeerimisel.

Etymology and form: The illative is marked by the suffix -sse attached to the stem of korraldus. The form is singular and is used to express entering into the organization rather than a static state within it.

See also: Estonian grammar, Illative case, Korraldus.