organisierte

Organisierte is a German word that can function as the past participle of the verb organisieren (to organize) and as an attributive adjective meaning “organized.” As a verb form, organized indicates a completed action in the simple past: e.g., er organisierte die Konferenz (he organized the conference). As an attributive adjective, it describes a noun as having been arranged, structured, or systematized: eine organisierte Gruppe (an organized group), organisierte Arbeit (organized work).

Usage and meaning

The participle form and the adjectival use are related in meaning, since both convey order, planning, or coordination. In natural speech and writing, organisierte is most often part of expressions like organisierte Kriminalität (organized crime) or organisierte Interessenvertretungen (organized interest groups or lobbies). The adjective inflects like a normal German adjective, with endings varying by case, gender, and number, for example: eine organisierte Gruppe, der organisierten Gruppe, die organisierten Gruppen. As a past-tense verb form, it agrees with the subject in person and number: sie organisierte, er organisierte, sie organisierten.

Related terms and context

Related terms include Organisieren (to organize), Organisation (organization), and Organisierung (organizing or organization in a structural sense). The combination “organisierte …” appears across domains such as journalism, politics, business, and criminology, where the notion of deliberate planning or coordination is central. The word is neutral in itself and its interpretation depends on context, ranging from everyday planning to more formal or technical descriptions of structured activity.