organizovala

Organizovala is a Czech verb form meaning “she organized” or “organized.” It is the feminine singular past tense form of the verb organizovat, which means to organize. In Czech, past tense is expressed by conjugating the verb rather than using a separate auxiliary in simple sentences; thus, organizovala indicates a completed action performed by a female subject. The masculine singular past form is organizoval, the neuter is organizovalo, and plural forms include organizovali or organizovaly, depending on gender composition.

Etymology and usage: Organizovat is a common Czech verb formed with the root organ- plus the standard -ovat suffix, with ties to Latin and other European languages through the concept of organizing or arranging. The word appears in a wide range of contexts, from planning events and coordinating activities to structuring systems or groups. The perfective counterpart is zorganizovat, which emphasizes the completion of the organizing act; both verbs share the same root but differ in aspect.

Examples: Ivana organizovala konferenci. Marie organizovala sbírku pro charitu. In these sentences, the subject is female, and the verb indicates that the organizing action occurred in the past. For male subjects, the form would be organizoval; for mixed-gender or plural subjects, the forms would adjust accordingly (e.g., organizovali, organizovaly).

See also: organize (English), organization, Czech verb aspects.