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organizadora

Organizadora is the feminine form of the noun organizer in Spanish and Portuguese. It refers to a person who plans, coordinates, and supervises tasks or activities, such as events, projects, or administrative processes. The term can denote a professional role or be used in everyday language to describe someone who arranges or manages activities.

Etymology and form: The word comes from the verb organizar, with the agentive suffix -dora in both

Usage: In Spanish and Portuguese, organizadora is used in phrases like organizadora de eventos (event organizer)

See also: Organizador, organizadora de eventos, empresa organizadora, that is to say, related terms for the broader

languages,
producing
organizadora
as
the
feminine
variant
of
organizador
(the
masculine
form).
The
suffix
highlights
the
role
of
a
person
who
performs
the
action
of
organizing.
or
a
organizadora
do
evento.
It
can
refer
to
an
individual
who
plans
and
coordinates,
or
to
an
organization
acting
as
the
organizer,
as
in
empresa
organizadora
de
congressos
(congress
organizer
company).
The
feminine
form
is
chosen
to
match
a
female
subject,
while
the
masculine
form
organizador
is
used
for
male
subjects.
In
many
contexts,
especially
in
professional
titles,
the
noun
is
combined
with
other
words
to
specify
the
area
of
organizing.
concept
of
organizing
and
event
management.