organiseeritakse

Organiseeritakse is the present passive form of the Estonian verb organiseerima, meaning to organize. It translates roughly as is organized or will be organized, depending on the context. The form is used when the agent performing the organizing is unknown, generic, or not specified.

In usage, organiseerima and its passive form organiseeritakse appear frequently in official, administrative, and news language. It denotes that a process of organization is taking place or is planned to take place, without naming who organizes it. For example, Konverents organiseeritakse järgmisel nädalal means “The conference is organized (or will be organized) next week.” The construction allows speakers to focus on the action rather than the actor.

Grammatically, organiseeritakse is the passive voice form built from the verb stem organiseeri- plus the passive suffix -takse. This form can refer to events, projects, activities, or procedures that are being arranged, prepared, or coordinated. The agent remains implicit, which is typical for formal announcements, procedural texts, and descriptions of logistical steps.

Etymology and related terms: organiseerima is a loanword from Western European languages, common in Estonian for formal and administrative vocabulary. Related verbs include organiseerimine (the act of organizing) and organiseerija (the organizer).

In summary, organiseeritakse is a standard Estonian passive verb form used to indicate that organizing activity is or will be carried out, without specifying who performs the action. It is common in formal writing and public communication.