organisé

Organisé is the masculine singular past participle of the French verb organiser. As an adjective, it describes something that is arranged, orderly, or systematically planned. It can refer to events, plans, systems, groups, or people who display discipline and efficiency. The feminine form is organisée, and the plural forms are organisés (masculine) and organisées (feminine). In usage, it commonly precedes the noun it modifies or follows a form of être: un événement bien organisé; une équipe bien organisée; l’événement est organisé par l’équipe.

Etymology and related forms: Organisé comes from the verb organiser, which in turn derives from classical roots related to organizing and arranging parts into a whole. The noun organisation denotes the act or result of organizing, while organization can refer to an organized structure or group. In French, the term is closely linked to phrases such as crime organisé (organized crime), indicating a coordinated, cohesive entity.

Usage notes: As a past participle used as an adjective, organis é agrees with the noun in gender and number. It is also used in compound tenses to express that something has been organized, for example, L’événement a été organisé par l’équipe. The concept is central in discussions of efficiency, planning, logistics, and governance in both everyday and formal contexts.

See also: Organiser, Organisation, Organisme, Organisation criminelle (crime organisé), Organized crime (borrowed usage in English contexts).