organizzazione

organisation

noun or-gah-nee-dzah-TSYOH-neh Common

Usage Note

Organizzazione is feminine, like all -ione nouns. It refers both to a body or organisation (un'organizzazione internazionale) and to the act of organising (l'organizzazione dell'evento). Note the double 'z' and the 'z' = 'dz' sound: or-gah-nee-dzah-TSYOH-neh. The verb is organizzare, the agent noun organizzatore/organizzatrice.

Examples

"Lavoro per un'organizzazione non profit."

Natural Translation

I work for a non-profit organisation.

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