organisahin
organísahin with stress marks
to organize [it]
From root: organisa
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
inorganisa
i-nor-ga-ni-SA
organized
Present (Incomplete)
inoorganisa
i-no-or-ga-ni-SA
is being organized
Future (Contemplated)
oorganisahin
o-or-ga-ni-sa-HIN
will be organized
Usage Note
Organisahin is the object-focus -hin infinitive of organisa, used when the thing, event, or group being put in order is the grammatical topic. It is common in workplace, civic, and academic settings. The actor-focus counterpart is mag-organisa.
Examples
" Organisahin natin ang mga libro. "
Natural Translation
Let's organize the books.
Literal Translation
Organize we the books.
" Nais ng team na organisahin ang mga disenyo sa nakabahaging folder. "
Natural Translation
The team desires to organize the designs in the shared folder.
Literal Translation
Desire of team to organize the designs in shared folder.
" Bago dumating ang mga bisita, kailangan nating organisahin ang mga upuan at papel upang maging maayos ang buong silid-pulungan. "
Natural Translation
Before the guests arrive, we need to organize the chairs and papers so that the whole conference room is orderly.
Literal Translation
Before arrive the guests, need we organize the chairs and papers so-that become orderly the whole conference-room.
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