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organizer host arranger coordinator
منظم مضيف منسق مرتب
organizador anfitrión coordinador arreglador
سازمان‌دهنده میزبان هماهنگ‌کننده مرتب‌کننده
organisateur hôte coordinateur arrangeur
आयोजक मेजबान समन्वयक व्यवस्थापक
organizzatore ospite coordinatore arrangiatore
主催者 ホスト 調整者 アレンジャー
organizator gospodarz koordynator aranżer
organizador anfitrião coordenador arranjador
organizator gazdă coordonator aranjator
организатор хозяин координатор распорядитель
organizatör ev sahibi koordinatör düzenleyici
організатор господар координатор розпорядник
组织者 主持人 协调员 安排者

der  Ausrichter
B2
Estimated CEFR level.
/ˈaʊsˌʁɪçtɐ/

📜 What does 'der Ausrichter' mean?

Der Ausrichter is a person, organization, or country that organizes and hosts an event (e.g., a competition, conference, festival). It refers to the main entity responsible for planning and execution.

  • Meaning: organizer, host (of an official event), promoter
  • Origin: Derived from the verb ausrichten (to organize, to host, to align, to carry out).

It is a masculine noun, hence always der Ausrichter. The feminine form is die Ausrichterin.

Article rules for der, die, and das

-er mostly masculine.

1. Caution: many exceptions. 2. almost all -euer nouns are neutral. 3. There are many -er words, we don't list them all.

Examples: der Alzheimer · der Ansprechpartner · der Arbeitgeber · der Arbeitnehmer · der Autofahrer · der Bech...
⚠️ Exceptions: das Barometer · das Münster · das Poker · das Polster · das Poster · das Raster · das Thermometer · das Zepter

🧐 Grammar and Declension of 'der Ausrichter'

The noun 'Ausrichter' is masculine. It follows the weak N-declension in the plural (adding an '-n' in dative plural).

Declension Singular
CaseArticleNoun
NominativederAusrichter
GenitivedesAusrichters
DativedemAusrichter
AccusativedenAusrichter
Declension Plural
CaseArticleNoun
NominativedieAusrichter
GenitivederAusrichter
DativedenAusrichtern
AccusativedieAusrichter

📝 Example Sentences

  1. Deutschland war der Ausrichter der Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 2006.
    (Germany was the host/organizer of the 2006 Football World Cup.)
  2. Der lokale Sportverein ist der Ausrichter des jährlichen Stadtlaufs.
    (The local sports club is the organizer of the annual city run.)
  3. Wir danken dem Ausrichter für die hervorragende Organisation der Konferenz.
    (We thank the organizer for the excellent organization of the conference.)
  4. Die Ausrichter haben alle Hände voll zu tun.
    (The organizers have their hands full.)

💡 How is 'Ausrichter' used?

The term Ausrichter is primarily used in the context of official events, competitions, trade fairs, conferences, or sporting events.

  • Typical Contexts: Sports events (World Cup, Olympics), conferences, meetings, trade fairs, festivals, official celebrations.
  • Distinction: While Gastgeber (host) can also refer to a private person receiving guests, Ausrichter typically implies the organizational and often financial responsibility for a public or formal event. Veranstalter and Organisator are very close synonyms. Ausrichter often emphasizes the role of providing the framework and enabling the event (e.g., a country or city as the Ausrichter of an international competition).

🧠 Mnemonics

Article Mnemonic: Think of DER big boss who organizes everything – der Ausrichter. He has to make things 'right' (richten).

Meaning Mnemonic: Aus-rich-ter sounds a bit like 'out-reach-er'. The organizer has to 'reach out' to arrange everything for the event.

🔄 Synonyms and Antonyms

Similar Meanings (Synonyms)

  • Veranstalter: Very similar, often interchangeable. Perhaps slightly emphasizes the execution itself.
  • Organisator: Focuses on the planning and structuring activity.
  • Gastgeber: Can be synonymous, especially for conferences or official receptions, but emphasizes receiving and hosting guests more (e.g., Gastgeberland - host country).
  • Sponsor: Often provides (partial) funding; can be, but isn't necessarily, the Ausrichter.

Opposite Meanings (Antonyms)

  • Teilnehmer: Participant; the person taking part in the event.
  • Gast: Guest; the person invited or attending the event.
  • Besucher: Visitor; similar to guest, often used for public events.

😂 A Little Joke

Warum hat der Ausrichter des Origami-Wettbewerbs schlechte Laune?
Weil ständig alles den Bach runtergeht, wenn er nicht aufpasst, dass nichts zerknickt wird!

(Why is the organizer of the origami competition in a bad mood?
Because everything constantly goes down the drain if he doesn't make sure nothing gets crumpled!)

✒️ Poem about the 'Ausrichter'

Der Ausrichter plant mit Bedacht,
Hat alles wohl durchdacht.
Ob Fest, Kongress, ob Sportevent,
Er sorgt, dass alles reibungslos rennt.
Er stellt den Rahmen, schafft den Ort,
Trägt Verantwortung, hier und dort.
Ein Dank gebührt ihm, laut und klar,
Dem Macher, der für alles war da!

(The organizer plans with care,
Has thought through everything well.
Whether festival, congress, or sports event,
He ensures that everything runs smoothly.
He sets the framework, creates the place,
Bears responsibility, here and there.
Thanks are due to him, loud and clear,
To the doer, who was there for all!)

🕵️ A Little Riddle

Ich plane Feste, groß und klein,
lad' viele Leute dazu ein.
Sorg' für den Ort und für das Wohl,
damit sich jeder prima fühl'.
Ob Sportturnier, ob Messehalle,
ich trage Verantwortung für alle. Wer bin ich?

(I plan festivals, big and small,
invite many people to them all.
I provide the place and ensure well-being,
so that everyone feels great.
Whether sports tournament or exhibition hall,
I bear responsibility for all.

Who am I?)

(Answer: der Ausrichter)

🧩 Other Information

Word Composition: The word 'Ausrichter' is composed of the prefix aus- and the noun Richter. Here, 'Richter' isn't 'judge', but derived from the verb richten (to set right, to arrange, to direct), so ausrichten means 'to organize' or 'to host'.

Feminine Form: The feminine form is die Ausrichterin (plural: die Ausrichterinnen).

Context Dependency: The exact role of the Ausrichter can vary. Sometimes it's an individual, but often it's an organization, a city, or even an entire country (e.g., for the Olympic Games).

📝 Summary: is it der, die or das Ausrichter?

The word 'Ausrichter' is always masculine. The correct article is der Ausrichter. It refers to the organizer or host of an event.

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