uspoádalo

Uspořádalo is the neuter past tense form of the Czech verb uspořádat, meaning to organize, arrange, or host. It is used when the subject of the sentence is inanimate or neuter, such as a city, organization, or event, and refers to something that was organized in the past. The standard Czech spelling includes the letter ř, written as uspořádalo; the corresponding Slovak form is usporiadalo. The infinitive is uspořádat, and related past tense forms include uspořádal (masculine singular) and uspořádala (feminine singular).

In usage, uspořádalo appears frequently in news reports, official statements, and event descriptions. For example: "Město uspořádalo festival" means "The city organized a festival." The verb conveys the act of planning and arranging an event or series of activities, often by an institution or authority. Today, Czech and Slovak writers sometimes prefer the synonym zorganizovalo for a more neutral or modern tone, though uspořádalo remains standard.

Notes on language variation: in Slovak, the form is typically usporiadalo (without the Czech ř). Both languages derive the meaning from the same root verb usporiadať/uspořádat. A common point of confusion is misspelling the form as uspoádalo (omitting the ř), which can alter recognition as the correct neuter past tense form.