organiseres

Organiseres is the present passive form of the verb organisere in Danish and Norwegian Bokmål. It denotes that something is being organized or will be organized, and translates to is organized or will be organized in English. A closely related form in Swedish is organiseras. These forms share the same core meaning and are used to describe the process of planning or arranging.

Grammatical notes: In these languages, the active counterpart is organiserer or organiserer (he or she organizes). The passive organiseres or organiseres marks that the action is performed on the subject by someone or something else. The agent may be stated with a by-phrase or omitted when obvious from context.

Usage: Organiseres appears frequently in official notices, event planning, project management, and governmental or organizational communications. It is typical in sentences like Arrangementet organiseres av kommunen, meaning The event is organized by the municipality. The form helps convey a sense of coordination and delegation, without naming the actor responsible for the organizing.

Etymology: The verb derives from the root organis- from the verb organisere, itself traceable to French and Latin roots associated with arranging or forming. The present passive suffixes differ by language (for example, -es in Danish and Norwegian, -as in Swedish), but the basic function remains the same.

See also: organizer, organization, organization, organise, organise (variants in related languages).