organizer

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• General-American: /ˈɔɹɡənaɪzɚ/
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *werǵ-der. Ancient Greek ὄργανον (órganon)bor. Latin organum Proto-Indo-European *-id- Proto-Indo-European *-yéti Proto-Indo-European *-idyéti Proto-Hellenic *-íďďō Ancient Greek -ῐ́ζω (-ĭ́zō)bor. Latin -izō Medieval Latin organizārelbor. Middle French organiserbor. Middle English organizen English organize Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusnom. Latin -āriusbor. Proto-Germanic *-ārijaz Proto-West Germanic *-ārī Old English -ere Middle English -ere English -er English organizer From organize + -er.

90 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُنَظِّم (munaẓẓim) — person arranging public events
• Armenian: կազմակերպիչ (kazmakerpičʻ) — person arranging public events
• Azerbaijani: təşkilçi — person arranging public events
• Azerbaijani: təşkilatçı — person arranging public events
• Bashkir: ойоштороусы (oyoştorowsı) — person arranging public events
• Belarusian: арганіза́тар (arhanizátar) — person arranging public events
• Belarusian: арганіза́тарка (arhanizátarka) — person arranging public events
• Breton: aozer — person arranging public events
• Bulgarian: организа́тор (organizátor) — person arranging public events
• Bulgarian: организа́торка (organizátorka) — person arranging public events
• Catalan: organitzador — person arranging public events
• Chinese Mandarin: 組織者 /组织者 (zǔzhīzhě) — person arranging public events
• Czech: pořadatel — person arranging public events
• Czech: pořadatelka — person arranging public events
• Czech: organizátor — person arranging public events
• Czech: organizátorka — person arranging public events
• Dutch: organisator — person arranging public events
• Esperanto: organizanto — person arranging public events
• Finnish: järjestäjä — person arranging public events
• Finnish: organisoija — person arranging public events
• Finnish: organisaattori — person arranging public events
• Finnish: puuhamies — person arranging public events
• French: organisateur — person arranging public events
• French: organisatrice — person arranging public events
• Georgian: ორგანიზატორი (organizaṭori) — person arranging public events
• German: Veranstalter — person arranging public events
• German: Veranstalterin — person arranging public events
• German: Organisator — person arranging public events
• German: Organisatorin — person arranging public events
• Greek: διοργανωτής (diorganotís) — person arranging public events
• Greek: διοργανώτρια (diorganótria) — person arranging public events
• Hindi: आयोजक (āyojak) — person arranging public events
• Hindi: संयोजक (sãyojak) — person arranging public events
• Hindi: नियोजक (niyojak) — person arranging public events
• Hungarian: szervező — person arranging public events
• Italian: organizzatore — person arranging public events
• Italian: organizzatrice — person arranging public events
• Japanese: 組織者 (soshikisha) — person arranging public events
• Japanese: オルガナイザー (oruganaizā) — person arranging public events
• Kazakh: ұйымдастырушы (ūiymdastyruşy) — person arranging public events
• Korean: 조직자 (jojikja) — person arranging public events
• Macedonian: организа́тор (organizátor) — person arranging public events
• Macedonian: организа́торка (organizátorka) — person arranging public events
• Malayalam: സംഘാടകൻ (saṅghāṭakaṉ) — person arranging public events
• Polish: organizator — person arranging public events
• Polish: organizatorka — person arranging public events
• Portuguese: organizador — person arranging public events
• Romanian: organizator — person arranging public events
• Romanian: organizatoare — person arranging public events
• Russian: организа́тор (organizátor) — person arranging public events
• Russian: устрои́тель (ustroítelʹ) — person arranging public events
• Russian: устрои́тельница (ustroítelʹnica) — person arranging public events
• Serbo-Croatian: органѝза̄тор — person arranging public events
• Serbo-Croatian: органѝза̄торица — person arranging public events
• Serbo-Croatian: organìzātor — person arranging public events
• Serbo-Croatian: organìzātorica — person arranging public events
• Slovak: usporiadateľ — person arranging public events
• Slovak: usporiadateľka — person arranging public events
• Slovak: organizátor — person arranging public events
• Slovak: organizátorka — person arranging public events
• Slovene: organizator — person arranging public events
• Slovene: organizatorka — person arranging public events
• Spanish: organizador — person arranging public events
• Swedish: arrangör — person arranging public events
• Swedish: organisatör — person arranging public events
• Turkish: düzenleyici — person arranging public events
• Turkish: organizatör — person arranging public events
• Turkish: örgütleyici — person arranging public events
• Ukrainian: організа́тор (orhanizátor) — person arranging public events
• Ukrainian: організа́торка (orhanizátorka) — person arranging public events
• Ukrainian: упоря́дник (uporjádnyk) — person arranging public events
• Ukrainian: упоря́дниця (uporjádnycja) — person arranging public events
• Chinese Mandarin: 整理器 (zhěnglǐqì) — hand-held micro-computer
• Czech: organizér — hand-held micro-computer
• Esperanto: planilo — hand-held micro-computer
• Finnish: kämmentietokone — hand-held micro-computer
• French: organiseur — hand-held micro-computer
• French: agenda — hand-held micro-computer
• German: Organizer — hand-held micro-computer
• Greek: οργανωτής (organotís) — hand-held micro-computer
• Irish: dialann — hand-held micro-computer
• Japanese: 電子手帳 (denshi techō) — hand-held micro-computer
• Japanese: オルガナイザー (oruganaizā) — hand-held micro-computer
• Korean: 전자수첩 (jeonjasucheop) — hand-held micro-computer
• Korean: 오거나이저 (ogeonaijeo) — hand-held micro-computer
• Macedonian: организа́тор (organizátor) — hand-held micro-computer
• Russian: органа́йзер (organájzɛr) — hand-held micro-computer
• Turkish: elektronik ajanda — hand-held micro-computer
• Ukrainian: органа́йзер (orhanájzer) — hand-held micro-computer
• Portuguese: porta-trecos — recipient for little trinkets