organiseerde

Organiseerde is a Dutch verb form, the simple past tense of organiseren, meaning to organize or to arrange. It indicates that the act of organizing took place in the past. The form agrees with the subject, as in ik organiseerde, jij organiseerde, hij organiseerde, wij organiseerden, jullie organiseerden, zij organiseerden. The third-person singular past tense is commonly written as organiseerde or georganiseerd depending on spelling conventions; for example: Zij organiseerde een conferentie.

Etymology and usage context: organize comes from the Dutch root organ-, derived from the Latin organum and the Greek organon, with influence from French organiser. In Dutch, organiseren is a transitive verb used to plan, structure, or set up a event, system, or process. Organiseerde is typically found in narrative past tense and reports describing past events.

Relation to other forms: the past participle of organiseren is georganiseerd, used with hebben to form the present perfect (ik heb georganiseerd) and as an adjective (een georganiseerd team). The noun related to the process is organisatie (organization) or the act of organizing.

Examples of use: De school organiseerde een lezingenreeks. De vereniging organiseerde een benefietavond. Het project was goed georganiseerd en liep volgens schema. In formal writing, organisatie and georganiseerd are common詞, while organiseerde appears in past-tense narration.

See also: organiseren, organisatie, georganiseerd, organisatie (the organization). These terms share a common Latin root and appear across Dutch language contexts, including journalism, education, and business communication.