organisoimaan

Organisoimaan is the third infinitive form of the Finnish verb organisoida, meaning to organize. It is a non-finite verb form used to express action in relation to another verb, often indicating purpose, intention, or the act of organizing in a broader sense. In Finnish, the third infinitive is formed with the suffix -maan or -mään, and organisoimaan follows this pattern.

Usage and grammar are characterized by its role as a non-finite clause element. It can appear as a complement to verbs of helping or enabling action, as in structures meaning “to help organize” or “to manage the task of organizing.” It can also function in subordinate phrases that describe activities aimed at arranging people, resources, or events. In everyday language, speakers frequently choose organisoida or järjestellä for more direct, common usage; organisoimaan is more common in written or formal contexts and in discussions of process-oriented tasks such as project planning or event management.

Relation to other forms includes the base verb organisoida (to organize) and the noun organisoiminen or organisointi (the act of organizing). Related verbs and nouns describe similar activities, such as järjestäminen (arranging) and suunnittelu (planning). Etymologically, organisoida is a loanword that entered Finnish from Swedish organisoera/organisera, itself derived from Latin and Greek roots related to instruments and framework.

In summary, organisoimaan denotes the action of organizing in its non-finite, third infinitive form and is used to express organizing activities within broader sentences, especially in written or formal contexts related to planning and management.