organizoval

Organizoval is the masculine singular past tense form of the Czech and Slovak verb organizovat, meaning to organize. As a finite verb form, it indicates that someone organized something in the past. The form is used with masculine singular subjects; corresponding forms exist for other genders and numbers (organizovala for feminine singular, organizovalo for neuter singular, organizovali for plural).

Morphology and usage: organizovat is a regular verb of the -ovat class. Its past tense inflection follows the standard pattern: organizoval (masculine singular), organizovala (feminine singular), organizovalo (neuter), organizovali (plural). The base stem is organizov-, with tense endings added. This form appears in everyday speech, journalism, and historical or descriptive prose when describing past events or actions.

Etymology and related forms: the verb derives from the root organ- (related to structure or arrangement) and the suffix -ovat, a common Czech-Slovak productive pattern for forming verbs meaning “to make into or act as.” The concept of organizing has equivalents in related languages, such as organize (English), organizovati/organisieren/organiser, reflecting shared Latin/French/Germanic origins in modern European languages.

Examples:

- On organizoval konferenci. (He organized the conference.)

- Organizoval sportovní turnaj pro místní komunitu.

See also: organizace (organization), organizovat, organizátor (organizer).