organizer

See also: organizér

English

Alternative forms

organiser

Etymology

organize +‎ -er

Pronunciation

(General American) IPA^(key): /ˈɔɹɡənaɪzɚ/
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Noun

organizer (plural organizers)

A person who arranges the details of a public event.
(computing) A hand-held micro-computer that will perform specific tasks; can be used as an electronic diary, alarm clock, recorder of memos and notes, a portable database etc.
I'll add that meeting to my organizer.
A non-electronic notebook or calendar or something similar, used to organize one's affairs.
(medicine) A group of cells that, together with the evocator, control differentiation in the embryo; the inductor

Synonyms

(person): chief, controller, comptroller, foreman, head, head man, overseer, superintendent, supervisor

Derived terms

Translations

person arranging public events

Arabic: مُنَظِّم m (munaẓẓim)
Armenian: կազմակերպիչ (hy) (kazmakerpičʻ)
Azerbaijani: təşkilçi, təşkilatçı (az)
Bashkir: ойоштороусы (oyoştorowsı)
Belarusian: арганіза́тар m (arhanizátar), арганіза́тарка f (arhanizátarka)
Breton: aozer
Bulgarian: организа́тор (bg) m (organizátor), организа́торка f (organizátorka)
Catalan: organitzador (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 組織者／组织者 (zh) (zǔzhīzhě)
Czech: pořadatel (cs) m, pořadatelka f, organizátor (cs) m, organizátorka f
Dutch: organisator (nl) m
Finnish: järjestäjä (fi), organisoija (fi), organisaattori, puuhamies (fi)
French: organisateur (fr) m, organisatrice (fr) f
German: Veranstalter (de) m, Veranstalterin (de) f, Organisator (de) m, Organisatorin (de) f
Greek: διοργανωτής (el) m (diorganotís), διοργανώτρια (el) f (diorganótria)
Hungarian: szervező (hu)
Italian: organizzatore (it) m, organizzatrice (it) f
Japanese: 組織者 (そしきしゃ, soshikisha), オルガナイザー (oruganaizā)
Kazakh: ұйымдастырушы (ūiymdastyruşy)
Korean: 조직자(組織者) (jojikja)
Macedonian: организа́тор m (organizátor), организа́торка f (organizátorka)
Malayalam: സംഘാടകൻ (ml) (saṅghāṭakaṉ)
Polish: organizator (pl) m, organizatorka (pl) f
Portuguese: organizador (pt) m
Romanian: organizator (ro) m, organizatoare f
Russian: организа́тор (ru) m (organizátor), устрои́тель (ru) m (ustroítelʹ), устрои́тельница (ru) f (ustroítelʹnica)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: органѝза̄тор m, органѝза̄торица f

Roman: organìzātor (sh) m, organìzātorica (sh) f
Slovak: usporiadateľ m, usporiadateľka f, organizátor m, organizátorka f
Slovene: organizator m, organizatorka f
Spanish: organizador (es) m
Swedish: arrangör (sv) c, organisatör (sv)
Turkish: düzenleyici (tr), organizatör (tr), örgütleyici (tr)
Ukrainian: організа́тор (uk) m (orhanizátor), організа́торка (uk) f (orhanizátorka), упоря́дник m (uporjádnyk), упоря́дниця f (uporjádnycja)

hand-held micro-computer

Chinese:
Mandarin: 整理器 (zhěnglǐqì)
Czech: organizér m
Esperanto: planilo
Finnish: kämmentietokone (fi)
French: organiseur (fr), agenda (fr)
German: Organizer (de) m
Greek: οργανωτής (el) m (organotís)
Irish: dialann f
Japanese: 電子手帳 (でんしてちょう, denshi techō), オルガナイザー (oruganaizā)
Korean: 전자수첩(電子手帖) (jeonjasucheop), 오거나이저 (ogeonaijeo)
Macedonian: организа́тор m (organizátor)
Russian: органа́йзер (ru) m (organájzɛr)
Turkish: elektronik ajanda
Ukrainian: органа́йзер (uk) m (orhanájzer)

medicine: group of cells

Latin

Verb

organizer

first-person singular present passive subjunctive of organizō

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