organizacijskim

organizacijskim is a Slavic adjective form derived from the noun organizacija, meaning “organization.” In many South Slavic languages such as Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, and Slovenian, the suffix ‑ski creates an adjective that denotes belonging or relating to an organization, and the stem ending “‑ij” is a marker of the genitive or dative case when used with masculine nouns. As a form, organizacijskim is typically used in the dative singular or instrumental plural for masculine nouns, indicating that something is provided to or in relation with a particular organization. The English equivalent would be “organizational” or “to an organization.”

Grammatically, organizacijskim is inflected for case, gender, and number. In Croatian, for example, the nominative masculine singular of the adjective is organizacijski, while in the dative it becomes organizacijskom. In Slovenian, the form remains organizacijskim for the dative of masculine nouns such as organizaciji. Such inflection ensures that the adjective agrees with the noun it modifies in case and gender.

It is commonly found in both formal and informal contexts, such as business reports, legal documents, and everyday speech when discussing policies, procedures, or resources that relate to a particular organization. For instance, one might say: “Sporočila je organizacijskim odvetnikom povpraševanje o akcijskem kupnju,” meaning “The agency sent a request to the organizational lawyers.” The term thus serves as a linguistically precise way to reference organizational matters across several Slavic languages.