organizo

Organizo is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb organizar, meaning I organize or I am organizing. It is used to describe the act of arranging, coordinating, or putting things in order in the present tense. The verb is a regular -ar verb, and its present forms are: organizas, organiza, organizamos, organizáis, organizan. The yo form, organizo, follows the typical pattern for -zar verbs in the present tense.

Etymology and relation to other terms: Organizar derives from the Latin organum (instrument) and has been extended in Spanish to denote arranging elements into a structured whole. Related nouns include organización (organization) and organizador (organizer). The participle form is organizado (organized).

Usage notes: Organizo is common in everyday speech and writing, from personal planning to project management. It can take a direct object: Organizo mi agenda, Organizo la reunión. It may also appear with reflexive meaning related to self-organization: Me organizo mejor con una lista. In questions and commands, forms adapt accordingly: ¿Organizas los documentos? Organiza las tareas.

See also: organización, organizador, organizado. While organIz o is primarily a verb form, it can appear as part of slogans, titles, o brand names in various contexts, but it is not a widely recognized standalone entity in standard reference works.