organisierst

Organisierst is the second-person singular present indicative form of the German verb organisieren, meaning to organize. It is used when addressing one person informally, with the subject du. In a sentence, it functions as the finite verb in the clause, for example: Du organisierst die Veranstaltung am nächsten Wochenende.

Etymology and classification: The verb organisieren comes from the stem organ- plus the suffix -isieren, a common pattern in German for verbs derived from nouns or adjectives. The present tense forms follow the regular -ieren verb paradigm, with characteristic vowel changes in some forms (ich organisiere, du organisierst, er organisiert, wir organisieren, ihr organisiert, sie organisieren). The form organises regional spelling variants in some contexts is not standard in German; standard spelling uses organisierst with the s before the ending.

Usage and related forms: Organisieren is used in a wide range of contexts where planning, arranging, or coordinating activities is involved, from events and projects to daily routines. Related forms include organisiere (first person singular), organisiert (third person singular or plural past/imperative in certain moods), and the noun Organisation, which denotes the act or the entity of organizing. In formal address, the corresponding form is Sie organisieren.

Notes: While organisierten is the past tense form, organisierst remains strictly present. The verb is common in both spoken and written German and is considered regular within its -ieren class.