organiseras

Organiseras is the present passive form of the Swedish verb organisera, meaning to organize, arrange, or coordinate. The form is used to indicate that something is organized by someone else, focusing on the outcome or process rather than the actor. It is common in administrative, educational, and event-planning language.

In usage, organiseras typically appears with an agent introduced by av, as in “Evenemanget organiseras av kommunen” (The event is organized by the municipality). The subject of the sentence is the thing that is being organized, while the agent performing the organizing is stated after av. This construction helps emphasize the organization itself rather than who is doing the organizing.

Grammar and related forms: organiseras is the present passive. The active present is organiserar (the subject performs the organizing). Other passive forms include organiserades (simple past passive) and har organiserats (present perfect passive). Adjectival forms related to the participle include organiserad, meaning organized or arranged.

Etymology and register: the verb organisera is a standard Swedish verb borrowed into the language to express the act of bringing elements into an organized state. Organiseras is widely understood across formal and informal Swedish and is appropriate in official reports, planning documents, news reports, and general prose.

See also: organisera, organisation, organisering.