organizujú

Organizují is a Czech verb form meaning “they organize” or “they are organizing.” It is the third person plural present tense of the verb organizovat and is used to describe actions carried out by a group or collective. The infinitive of this verb is organizovat, and its present tense endings attach to the stem organiz-. In sentences, the subject is often explicit (oni) but can be omitted if clear from context, since the -ují ending signals the plural subject.

Usage notes and examples:

- They organize events and activities: Organizují koncerty, festivaly a workshopy.

- They coordinate projects: Organizují mezinárodní projekty a soutěže.

- It is common in journalism, business, education, and public life to report who is arranging something, for instance: Organizují tiskovou konferenci.

Aspect and related forms:

- Present tense with imperfective meaning: organizují (they are organizing / they organize in general).

- Future or completed action is typically expressed with a perfective form such as zorganizují (they will organize / they will have organized).

- Past tense forms depend on gender and number: organizovali (masculine or mixed groups), organizovaly (feminine or all-feminine groups).

Related terms include the base verb organizovat and its perfective counterpart zorganizovat, which emphasizes the completion of the organizing action. The form organizují is widely used across many registers to attribute organizing activity to groups ranging from committees and companies to clubs and informal collectives.