organizzarli

Organizzarli is the infinitive form of the Italian verb organizzare with the clitic pronoun li attached, meaning “to organize them.” It is used when the direct object is masculine plural (for example, i documenti, gli studenti).

In Italian, clitic pronouns such as li attach to non-finite forms of verbs. Organizzarli appears when the object is the pronoun “them.” The infinitive can be used after another verb (devo organizzarli), in the gerund (organizzandoli), or before a finite verb (li ho organizzati). The past participle agrees in gender and number with preceding direct objects (Li ho organizzati). For feminine objects, the corresponding form is organizzarle (to organize them, feminine).

Examples include:

Dobbiamo organizzarli entro domani. (We must organize them by tomorrow.)

Li ho organizzati ieri. (I organized them yesterday.)

Sto organizzandoli per la riunione. (I am organizing them for the meeting.)

Notes:

“Organizzarli” refers to a masculine plural group; for all-feminine or feminine plural groups, the forms organizzarle or organizzandole are used. The construction is common in everyday Italian and appears in both written and spoken language, especially in contexts like planning, event management, and teamwork.