organitzades

Organitzades is the feminine plural form of the Catalan past participle of the verb organitzar, meaning "organized." In Catalan, past participles of -ar verbs agree in gender and number with the noun they describe or with the subject in passive constructions. Thus organitzats (masculine plural), organitzada (feminine singular), and organitzades (feminine plural) are used according to the noun’s gender and number.

As an adjective, organitzades describes feminine plural nouns, for example entitats organitzades (organized entities) or associacions organitzades (organized associations). It can also appear in passive constructions with estar: Aquestes entitats estan organitzades (These entities are organized). Although it can be found in various formal and semi-formal contexts, organitzades is not typically used as a standalone noun; it functions to modify other words or to form passive phrases.

Etymologically, organitzades derives from the Latin root organizare, carried into Catalan through organitzar, the verb meaning to arrange, structure, or coordinate. The form reflects standard Catalan morphology for past participles of -ar verbs.

Regional usage is widespread across Catalan-speaking areas, including Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and the Valencian Community, where the word commonly appears in administrative, educational, and media contexts to describe groups, systems, or processes that have been arranged or coordinated.

See also: organitzar, organització, organització social, and related terms for actions of planning and coordination in Catalan.