organisoimiseksi

Organisoimiseksi is a Finnish word derived from the verb organisoida, meaning to organize. It functions as a form that expresses purpose, roughly translating to “in order to organize” or “for organizing.” The construction combines the root form related to organizing with a suffix that marks purpose, making it common in formal or administrative contexts.

In Finnish grammar, organisoimiseksi is used to indicate the aim of an action or the intended use of resources. It appears in noun phrases that describe why something is done or what it is meant to achieve. Because it carries a clear purpose sense, it is most often found in policy documents, official reports, project descriptions, and other formal texts. It is less common in everyday spoken Finnish, where simpler expressions or conjunctions such as jotta or formless infinitives are typically preferred.

Usage examples:

- Hanke käynnistettiin organisoimiseksi, jotta tapahtumat voitaisiin koordinoida. (The project was initiated in order to organize/coordinate the events.)

- Organisoimiseksi tarvitaan lisärahoitusta ja selkeämpi rakenne. (For organizing, additional funding and a clearer structure are needed.)

- Organisoimiseksi tarkoitetut toimenpiteet on toteutettava nopeasti. (The measures intended for organizing must be implemented promptly.)

Notes for readers:

- Organisoimiseksi is best viewed as a formal, purpose-marking form rather than a common everyday expression.

- Other Finnish ways to express the same idea include using jotta + verb or phrases like organisoidakseen, organisoimiseksessa, depending on the sentence structure and nuance.