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See also:Order

English

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Alternative forms

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ordre(obsolete)

Etymology

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FromMiddle Englishordre, fromOld Frenchordre,ordne,ordene(“order, rank”), fromLatinōrdinem, accusative ofōrdō(“row, rank, regular arrangement”, literally“row of threads in a loom”), fromProto-Italic*ordō(“to arrange”), probably ultimately fromProto-Indo-European*h₂or-d-, from*h₂er-.

Related toLatinōrdior(“begin”, literally“begin to weave”). In sense “request for purchase”, comparebespoke.Doublet ofordo.

Pronunciation

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(Received Pronunciation)IPA^(key): /ˈɔː.də/
(General American)IPA^(key): /ˈɔɹ.dɚ/,[ˈɔɹ.ɾɚ]
Audio(US): (file)
Audio(General Australian): (file)
(India)IPA^(key): /ˈɔːdə(r)/
Hyphenation:or‧der
Rhymes:-ɔː(ɹ)də(ɹ)

Noun

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order (countable anduncountable,pluralorders)

Illustrations of the Classical orders (from left to right):Tuscan,Doric,Ionic,Corinthian andComposite, made in 1728 (sense 14)

(countable)Arrangement,disposition, orsequence.
put the children in ageorder
It's arranged inorder of frequency
(countable) A position in an arrangement, disposition, or sequence.
- 1843, New York (State). Natural History Survey,Geology of New-York: Comprising the survey of the fourth geological ...‎^[1]:
  In these situations we find the Genesee slate, the Tully limestone and the upper part of the Hamilton group, each one in itsorder disappearing beneath the lake level as we proceed southward.
- 1856,George Nicholls,A History of the Irish Poor Law: In Connexion with the Condition of the People‎^[2]:
  In the latter portion of this period, the country was assailed by famine and pestilence - — a fearful visitation which will be noticed hereafter in itsorder of date, and of which it would be out of place to say more at present.
- 1897,T. L. Heath (translator),Eutocius of Ascalon, Extract from a commentary by Eutocius, quoted in1897 [CUP], T. L. Heath (editor),The Works of Archimedes, 2002, Dover,unnumbered page,
  His attempt I shall also give in itsorder.
- 1915,Edwin Abbott Abbott,the fourfold gospel the proclamation of the new kingdom‎^[3], page298:
  This narrative must be discussed later on, in itsorder.
- 1996, John Clare, Eric Robinson, David Powell,John Clare: Poems of the Middle Period, 1822-1837‎^[4], page xxxi:
  The latter comes into play only as we examine each word in itsorder in the line.
- 2013, Leah Sarat,Fire in the Canyon: Religion, Migration, and the Mexican Dream‎^[5]:
  Hasn't it been shown that the Hebrew letter “w” is equivalent to the number 6, due to itsorder in the alphabet, he asked?
- 2014, Julia Navarro,Tell Me Who I Am‎^[6]:
  Because Professor Soler told me that you had to investigate things step by step, that you had to find a thread to follow and follow it, and find everything out in itsorder.
(uncountable) The state of being wellarranged.
The house is inorder; the machinery is out oforder.
(countable)Conformity withlaw ordecorum; freedom fromdisturbance; generaltranquillity; public quiet.
to preserveorder in a community or an assembly
Order in the court!
- 1993, Octavia Butler, chapter 3, inThe Parable of the Sower:
  He's the only person I know who's going to vote at all. Most people have given up on politicians. After all, politicians have been promising to return us to the glory, wealth, andorder of the twentieth century ever since I can remember.
(countable) Acommand.
give anorder
his inability to followorders
- 1907 January,Harold Bindloss, chapter 30, inThe Dust of Conflict, 1st Canadian edition, Toronto, Ont.: McLeod & Allen,→OCLC:
  It was by hisorder the shattered leading company flung itself into the houses when the Sin Verguenza were met by an enfilading volley as they reeled into the calle.
- 1950 January, David L. Smith, “A Runaway at Beattock”, inRailway Magazine, page53:
  John Hedley was Locomotive Foreman at Beattock. He was in bed, but they roused him, and he gaveorders for one of his pilot engines to go up to the summit, get Mitchell's train, and take it to Carlisle.
(countable) A request for someproduct orservice; a commission to purchase, sell, or supply goods.
make anorder
receive an onlineorder for the new range of sunglasses
Iordered a burger and some fries.
- 2012 December 1, “An internet of airborne things”, inThe Economist‎^[7], volume405, number8813, page 3 (Technology Quarterly):
  A farmer could place anorder for a new tractor part by text message and pay for it by mobile money-transfer.
(countable) Agroup ofreligious adherents, especiallymonks ornuns, set apart within their religion by adherence to a particularrule or set of principles.
St. Ignatius Loyola founded the Jesuitorder in 1537.
(countable) Anassociation ofknights.
theOrder of the Garter, theOrder of the Bath.
Anygroup of people withcommon interests.
(countable) Adecoration, awarded by a government, adynastic house, or a religious body to an individual, usually for distinguished service to a nation or to humanity.
- 2022 August 3, Matthew Mazzetta, “President Tsai awards state honor to visiting U.S. House speaker”, inFocus Taiwan‎^[8], archived fromthe original on03 August 2022:
  TheOrder of Propitious Clouds is a civilianorder that can be awarded to Taiwan citizens or foreign nationals. It is divided into a total of nine "classes" or grades, of which the Special Grand Cordon is the highest.
  Pelosi said she was particularly honored to receive the award from Tsai -- "a woman president in one of the freest societies in the world."
(countable, biology, taxonomy) Acategory in the classification oforganisms,ranking belowclass and abovefamily; ataxon at that rank.
The magnolia and nutmegfamilies belong to theorderMagnoliales.
- 2013 May-June,Katie L. Burke, “In the News”, inAmerican Scientist, volume101, number 3, page193:
  Bats host many high-profile viruses that can infect humans, including severe acute respiratory syndrome and Ebola. A recent study explored the ecological variables that may contribute to bats’ propensity to harbor such zoonotic diseases by comparing them with anotherorder of common reservoir hosts: rodents.
A number of things or persons arranged in afixed orsuitable place, orrelative position; arank; arow; agrade; especially, a rank orclass in society; a distinctcharacter,kind, orsort.
the higher or lowerorders of society
talent of a highorder
- 1651,Jer[emy] Taylor,The Rule and Exercises of Holy Living. […], 2nd edition, London: […] Francis Ashe […],→OCLC:
  They are in equalorder to their several ends.
- 1726,George Granville,The British Enchanters:
  Variousorders various ensigns bear.
- 1850,Nathaniel Hawthorne,The Scarlet Letter, a Romance, Boston, Mass.:Ticknor, Reed, and Fields,→OCLC:
  […] which, to hisorder of mind, must have seemed little short of crime.
(Christianity) Anecclesiastical rank orposition, usually for the sake ofministry,(especially, when plural)holy orders.
There have been many major and minororders in the history of Christianity: theorder of virgins, of deacons, priests, lectors, acolytes, porters, catechists, widows, etc.
to takeorders orholyorders means to be ordained a deacon or priest
(architecture) Thedisposition of acolumn and its component parts, and of theentablature resting upon it, in classical architecture; hence (since the column and entablature are the characteristic features of classical architecture) a style or manner of architectural design.
Hyponyms:Corinthian order,Doric order,Ionic order
(cricket) Thesequence in which aside’sbatsmen bat; thebatting order.
(sciences, engineering, logic)Scale:size orscope.
Hyponyms:order of magnitude,OOM
on anotherorder
(electronics) Apower ofpolynomial function in an electroniccircuit’s block, such as afilter, anamplifier, etc.
a 3-stage cascade of a 2nd-order bandpass Butterworth filter
(chemistry) The overallpower of the rate law of achemical reaction, expressed as apolynomial function ofconcentrations ofreactants andproducts.
(set theory, of aset oralgebraic structure) The number ofelements contained within (the given object);formally, thecardinality (of the given object).
- 1911 [Cambridge University Press], William Burnside,Theory of Groups of FiniteOrder, 2nd Edition, Reprint, Dover (Dover Phoenix), 2004,page 222,
  In this case, the conjugate set containsn(n − 1)/x(x − 1) distinct sub-groups oforderm, andH is therefore self-conjugate in a groupK oforderx(x − l)m.
- 2000,Michael Aschbacher,Finite Group Theory, 2nd edition,Cambridge University Press,page260:
  For various reasons it turns out to be better to enlarge this set of invariants to include suitable normalizers of subgroups of odd primeorder.
(group theory, of anelementg of a groupG) The smallestpositivenatural numbern such that (denoting the group operationmultiplicatively)gⁿ is theidentity element ofG, if such ann exists;if no such n exists the element is said to be ofinfinite order (or sometimeszero order).
- 1997, Frank Celler, C. R. Leedham-Green, “Calculating theOrder of an Invertible Matrix”, in Larry Finkelstein, William M. Kantor, editors,Groups and Computation II,American Mathematical Society,page55:
  The object of this note is to observe that it is possible to calculate theorder of an element $A {\displaystyle A}$ of $G={\mathit {GL}}(d,q)$ on average using $O(d^{3}{\mathsf {log}}\ q)$ field operations, assuming that $q^{i}-1$ has been factorised for $i\leq d$ .
- 1999, A. Ehrenfeucht, T. Harju, G. Rozenberg,The Theory of 2-structures, World Scientific,page 15,
  If $\Delta$ is a finite group, its cardinality is called theorder of $\Delta$ . Theorder of an element $a\in \Delta$ is defined as the smallest nonnegative integer $n {\displaystyle n}$ such that $a^{n}=1_{\Delta }$ . The second case of the following result is known as Cauchy's theorem.
  Theorem 1.10Let $\Delta$ be a finite group.
  (i) Theorder of an element $a\in \Delta$ divides the order $|\Delta |$ of the group.
  (ii) If a prime number $p {\displaystyle p}$ divides $|\Delta |$ , then there exists an element $a\in \Delta$ oforder $p {\displaystyle p}$ .
- 2010, A. R. Vasishta, A. K. Vasishta,Modern Algebra, Krishna Prakashan Media, 60th Edition,page 180,
  Since in a finite group theorder of an element must be a divisor of the order of the group, thereforeo (a) cannot be 3 and so we must haveo (a)=4=the order of the groupG.
(graph theory, of agraph) The number ofvertices in the graph (i.e. the set-theoretic order of the set of vertices of the graph).
(order theory) Apartially ordered set.
(order theory) Therelation with which a partially ordered set is equipped.
(algebra, of amonomial) Thesum of theexponents of thevariables involved in the expression.
The monomial $x^{2}y^{3}z$ is oforder $2+3+1=6$ .
(algebra, of apolynomial in onevariable) The order of theleading monomial; (equivalently) the largestpower of the variable involved in the given expression.
Synonym:degree
The quadratic polynomial $ax^{2}+bx+c,$ is said to be oforder (or degree) 2 when $a {\displaystyle a}$ isnonzero.
(finance) A written direction to furnish someone withmoney orproperty; comparemoney order,postal order.
- 1763,James Boswell, edited by Gordon Turnbull,London Journal 1762-1763, Penguin, published2014, page233:
  I then walked to Cochrane's & got anorder on Sir Charles Asgill for my money.

Quotations

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1611,The Holy Bible, […] (King James Version), London: […] Robert Barker, […],→OCLC,Luke 1:i:
Forasmuch as many have taken in hand to set forth inorder a declaration of those things which are most surely believed among us[…]
1973,Donald Knuth,The Art of Computer Programming, Volume 3:Sorting and Searching, Addison-Wesley, chapter 8:
Since only two of our tape drives were in workingorder, I was ordered to order more tape units in shortorder, inorder to order the data severalorders of magnitude faster.

taxonomic ranks

Related terms

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With prefixes

Descendants

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→ Swahili:oda

Translations

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arrangement, disposition

Afrikaans:volgorde
Arabic:تَرْتِيب (ar) m(tartīb),نِظَام (ar) m(niẓām)
Armenian:կարգ (hy)(karg)
Avar:низам(nizam)
Azerbaijani:nizam
Bashkir:тәртип(tərtip)
Belarusian:пара́дак m(parádak)
Bulgarian:ред (bg) m(red),поря́дък (bg) m(porjádǎk)
Burmese:အစဉ် (my)(a.cany),အစီအလျဉ် (my)(a.cia.lyany),အစီအစဉ် (my)(a.cia.cany)
Catalan:ordre (ca) m
Chinese:
Cantonese:順序 /顺序(seon⁶ zeoi⁶)
Mandarin:順序 /顺序 (zh)(shùnxù)
Czech:pořadí (cs) n,uspořádání (cs) n
Danish:ordning c,rækkefølge (da) c
Dutch:volgorde (nl) f,orde (nl) f
Esperanto:ordo (eo)
Finnish:järjestys (fi)
French:ordre (fr) m
Galician:orde (gl) f
Georgian:წესრიგი(c̣esrigi)
German:Ordnung (de) f,Reihenfolge (de) f
Alemannic German:Ornig
Greek:
Ancient:τάξις f(táxis)
Hebrew:סֵדֶר (he) m(séder)
Hindi:नियम (hi) m(niyam),क्रम (hi) m(kram),व्यवस्था (hi) f(vyavasthā),विधान (hi) m(vidhān),प्रणाली (hi) f(praṇālī)
Hungarian:rendezés (hu),rend (hu),elrendezés (hu),sorrend (hu)
Icelandic:röð (is) f
Indonesian:aturan (id),susunan (id)
Interlingua:ordine
Irish:bail f
Italian:ordine (it) m,comando (it) m,direttiva (it) f,disposizione (it) f,sequenza (it) f
Japanese:順序 (ja)(じゅんじょ, junjo)
Kazakh:тәртіп(tärtıp)
Khmer:ការរៀបចំ(kaariəpcɑm),របៀប (km)(rɔbiəp)
Korean:순서(順序) (ko)(sunseo),질서(秩序) (ko)(jilseo)
Kyrgyz:тартип (ky)(tartip),ирет (ky)(iret)
Lao:ລະບຽບ(la bīap),ລຳດັບ (lo)(lam dap)
Latin:ōrdō (la) m
Latvian:kārtība f,secība f
Lingala:lotomo
Lithuanian:tvarka f
Luxembourgish:Reiefolleg f
Macedonian:ред m(red),поредок m(poredok)
Maori:raupapa
Mizo:indawtdàn
Mongo:lotomo
Northern Sami:ortnet
Norwegian:
Bokmål:ordning m,orden (no) m,rekkefølge (no) m
Old English:leodgeþincþu f
Persian:
Dari:تَرْتِیب(tartīb),نِظَام(nizām)
Iranian Persian:تَرْتیب(tartib),نِظام(nezâm)
Polish:porządek (pl) m
Portuguese:ordem (pt) f
Romagnol:régula f
Romanian:ordine (ro) f,rânduială (ro) f
Romansch:urden
Russian:поря́док (ru) m(porjádok)
Sanskrit:विधान (sa) n(vidhāna)
Scottish Gaelic:òrdugh m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:по̀редак m
Latin:pòredak (sh) m
Slovak:poriadok m
Slovene:red (sl) m,ureditev f
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian:rěd m
Spanish:orden (es) m
Swahili:oda (sw)
Swedish:ordning (sv) c,följd (sv) c
Tagalog:katiwasayan,kasunran
Tajik:тартиб(tartib),низом(nizom)
Telugu:అమరిక (te)(amarika)
Thai:ระเบียบ (th)(rá-bìiap),ลำดับ (th)(lam-dàp),อันดับ (th)(an-dàp),ขนบ (th)(kà-nòp)
Turkish:düzen (tr),tertip (tr)
Turkmen:tertip
Ukrainian:поря́док (uk) m(porjádok)
Urdu:تَرْتِیب (ur) f(tartīb),نِظام m(nizām)
Uzbek:tartib (uz)
Vietnamese:thứ tự (vi)

good arrangement

Afrikaans:orde (af)
Albanian:renditur (sq)
Arabic:تَرْتِيب (ar) m(tartīb)
Armenian:կարգ (hy)(karg)
Azerbaijani:nizam
Bashkir:тәртип(tərtip)
Belarusian:пара́дак m(parádak)
Bulgarian:поря́дък (bg) m(porjádǎk)
Catalan:ordre (ca) m
Chinese:
Cantonese:次序(ci³ zeoi⁶),秩序(dit⁶ zeoi⁶)
Mandarin:次序 (zh)(cìxù),秩序 (zh)(zhìxù)
Czech:řád (cs) m,pořádek (cs) m
Danish:orden (da) c
Dutch:orde (nl) f
Finnish:järjestys (fi)
French:ordre (fr) m
Galician:orde (gl) f
German:Ordnung (de) f
Greek:σειρά (el) f(seirá),τάξη (el) f(táxi)
Hebrew:סֵדֶר (he)(séder)
Hindi:सुव्यवस्था (hi) f(suvyavasthā),क्रम पद्धति f(kram paddhati)
Hungarian:rend (hu),rendezettség (hu)
Ido:ordino (io)
Indonesian:aturan (id),susunan (id)
Interlingua:ordine
Irish:bail f
Italian:ordine (it) m
Japanese:秩序 (ja)(ちつじょ, chitsujo)
Khmer:របប (km)(rɔbɑɑp)
Korean:질서(秩序) (ko)(jilseo)
Latvian:kārtība f
Luxembourgish:Uerdnung f
Macedonian:поредок m(poredok)
Maori:raupapa
Mizo:indawtdàn,inremfel
Nanai:гиан(gian)
Northern Sami:ortnet
Norwegian:
Bokmål:orden (no) m
Persian:
Iranian Persian:تَرْتیب(tartib)
Polish:porządek (pl) m,ład (pl) m
Portuguese:ordem (pt) f
Romanian:ordine (ro) f,rânduială (ro) f
Russian:поря́док (ru) m(porjádok)
Scottish Gaelic:òrdugh m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:ре̑д m
Latin:rȇd (sh) m
Slovak:poriadok m
Slovene:red (sl) m,ureditev f
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian:rěd m
Spanish:orden (es) m
Swedish:ordning (sv) c
Tagalog:katiwasayan
Telugu:క్రమ పద్ధతి(krama paddhati)
Thai:ลำดับ (th)(lam-dàp)
Ukrainian:поря́док (uk) m(porjádok)
Urdu:تَرْتِیب (ur) f(tartīb)
Welsh:trefn (cy) f

command

Albanian:urdhër (sq) m,ngarkim (sq)
Arabic:أَمْر (ar) m(ʔamr),حُكْم (ar) m(ḥukm)
Armenian:հրաման (hy)(hraman)
Aromanian:urdin (roa-rup),dimãndari f,dimãndare f
Assamese:আজ্ঞা(agga)
Avar:амру(amru)
Azerbaijani:buyruq,əmr
Bashkir:бойороҡ(boyoroq)
Basque:men
Belarusian:зага́д m(zahád),раска́з m(raskáz),кама́нда f(kamánda),прыка́з m(prykáz)
Bengali:আদেশ (bn)(adeś),আজ্ঞা (bn)(ajna)
Bulgarian:за́повед (bg) f(zápoved),повеле́ние (bg) n(povelénie),наре́ждане (bg) n(naréždane)
Burmese:အမိန့် (my)(a.min.),အမှာ (my)(a.hma)
Catalan:ordre (ca) f
Chinese:
Cantonese:命令(ming⁶ ling⁶)
Mandarin:命令 (zh)(mìnglìng)
Czech:rozkaz (cs) m,povel (cs) m
Danish:ordre (da) c
Dutch:order (nl) m,bevel (nl) n
Egyptian:
(wḏ)
Esperanto:ordono
Estonian:korraldus,käsk
Finnish:käsky (fi),komento (fi)
French:ordre (fr) m
Old French:comandement m
Galician:orde (gl) f,mandado m
Georgian:ბრძანება(brʒaneba)
German:Order (de) f,Befehl (de) m,Geheiß (de) n
Greek:διαταγή (el) f(diatagí)
Ancient:ἐντολή f(entolḗ),κέλευσμα n(kéleusma)
Hebrew:פְּקֻדּה (he) f(pkuda)
Hindi:आदेश (hi) m(ādeś),आज्ञा (hi) f(ājñā),हुक्म (hi) m(hukma),फ़रमान m(farmān)
Hungarian:parancs (hu),rendelet (hu),utasítás (hu),végzés (hu)
Indonesian:perintah (id),aba-aba (id)
Interlingua:ordine
Italian:ordine (it) m,comando (it) m
Japanese:命令 (ja)(めいれい, meirei)
Kazakh:әмір (kk)(ämır),бұйрық(būiryq)
Khmer:បង្គាប់ (km)(bɑngkŏəp),បញ្ជា (km)(bɑñciə),អាណា (km)(ʼaanaa)
Korean:명령(命令) (ko)(myeongnyeong)
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish:firman (ku)
Kyrgyz:приказ(prikaz),буйрук (ky)(buyruk)
Lao:ຄຳສັ່ງ(kham sang)
Latin:ēdictum n,imperium (la) n,mandātum n
Latvian:pavēle f
Lithuanian:įsakymas m
Luxembourgish:Uerder m
Macedonian:заповед f(zapoved)
Malay:perintah (ms)
Malayalam:കൽപന (ml) n(kalpana),ഉത്തരവ് (ml) n(uttaravŭ),ആജ്ഞ (ml) n(ājña)
Manchu:ᡥᡝᠰᡝ(hese)
Maori:whakahau
Mizo:thupêk,thupêk
Mongolian:
Cyrillic:тушаал (mn)(tušaal)
Northern Sami:gohččun
Norwegian:
Bokmål:ordre (no) m
Occitan:òrdre (oc) m
Odia:ନିର୍ଦ୍ଦେଶ (or)(nirddeśa),ଆଜ୍ଞା(ājñā)
Old Church Slavonic:
Cyrillic:заповѣдь f(zapovědĭ)
Old French:comandement m
Ottoman Turkish:امر(emr, emir),فرمان(ferman)
Pashto:امر (ps) m(am(ᶕ)r),حکم (ps) m(hukm)
Persian:
Iranian Persian:دَسْتور(dastur),فَرْمان(farmân),اَمْر(amr),حُکْم(hokm),^{(pleaseverify)}اُرْد(ord)
Plautdietsch:Befäl m,Jeheet n
Polish:rozkaz (pl) m
Portuguese:ordem (pt) f
Romanian:ordin (ro) n,comandă (ro) f,poruncă (ro) f
Russian:прика́з (ru) m(prikáz),повеле́ние (ru) n(povelénije),приказа́ние (ru) n(prikazánije),кома́нда (ru) f(kománda),распоряже́ние (ru) n(rasporjažénije)
Sanskrit:आज्ञा (sa) f(ājñā)
Scottish Gaelic:òrdugh m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:за̏пове̄д f,на́редба f
Latin:zȁpovēd f,náredba (sh) f
Slovak:rozkaz m,príkaz m
Slovene:ukȁz (sl) m
Spanish:orden (es) f,mandato (es) m
Swahili:oda (sw)
Swedish:befallning (sv) c,order (sv) c
Tajik:амр (tg)(amr),фармон (tg)(farmon),дастур(dastur),ҳукм(hukm)
Tamil:ஆணை (ta)(āṇai),கட்டளை (ta)(kaṭṭaḷai),உத்தரவு (ta)(uttaravu)
Tatar:боерык (tt)(boyerıq)
Telugu:ఆదేశము (te)(ādēśamu)
Thai:คำสั่ง (th)(kam-sàng),อาเทศ(aa-têet),บัญชา(ban-chaa),อาณา (th)(aa-naa)
Tocharian B:reki
Turkish:emir (tr),buyruk (tr)
Turkmen:buýruk (tk)
Ukrainian:нака́з m(nakáz),ро́зказ m(rózkaz),зака́з m(zakáz),за́гад (uk) m(záhad),кома́нда f(kománda),прика́з m(prykáz),розпоря́дження(rozporjádžennja)
Urdu:حُکْم (ur) m(hukm),فَرْمان (ur) m(farmān),اَمْر m(amr),دَسْتُور (ur) m(dastūr)
Uyghur:بۇيرۇق(buyruq)
Uzbek:buyruq (uz)
Vietnamese:lệnh (vi),mệnh lệnh (vi),khiển (vi)
Welsh:gorchymyn (cy) m

request for some product or service

Afrikaans:bestelling
Albanian:porosi (sq) f
Arabic:طَلَب (ar) m(ṭalab)
Armenian:պատվեր (hy)(patver)
Azerbaijani:sifariş (az)
Belarusian:зака́з m(zakáz),замо́ва f(zamóva),замаўле́нне n(zamawljénnje)
Bulgarian:поръ́чка (bg) f(porǎ́čka)
Burmese:အမှာ (my)(a.hma),အော်ဒါ (my)(auda),မှာ (my)(hma)
Catalan:ordre (ca) f,comanda (ca) f
Chinese:
Cantonese:定購 /定购(ding⁶ kau³)
Mandarin:定購 /定购 (zh)(dìnggòu)
Czech:objednávka (cs) f
Danish:ordre (da) c
Dutch:bestelling (nl) f,order (nl) m
Esperanto:mendo
Estonian:tellimus
Finnish:tilaus (fi)
French:commande (fr) f
Galician:pedido (gl) m
Georgian:შეკვეთა(šeḳveta),გამოძახება(gamoʒaxeba)
German:Bestellung (de) f,Order (de) f
Greek:παραγγελία (el) f(parangelía)
Hawaiian:kauoha
Hindi:ऑर्डर m(ŏrḍar),मँगवाना (hi)(maṅgvānā)
Hungarian:rendelés (hu),megrendelés (hu)
Icelandic:pöntun (is) f
Indonesian:pesanan (id)
Italian:ordinazione (it) f,commessa (it) f
Japanese:注文 (ja)(ちゅうもん, chūmon)
Kazakh:тапсырым(tapsyrym),тапсырыс(tapsyrys)
Khiamniungan Naga:tāu
Khmer:បញ្ជាទិញ(bɑñciə tɨñ)
Korean:주문(注文) (ko)(jumun)
Kyrgyz:заказ (ky)(zakaz),буйрутма (ky)(buyrutma)
Macedonian:порачка f(poračka)
Malay:pesanan (ms)
Maori:ōta
Mongolian:
Cyrillic:захиалга (mn)(zaxialga)
Northern Sami:diŋgon
Norwegian:
Bokmål:ordre (no) m
Persian:
Dari:فَرْمَایِش(farmāyiš)
Iranian Persian:سِفارِش(sefâreš),اُرْدِر(order)
Polish:zamówienie (pl) n
Portuguese:encomenda (pt) f,pedido (pt) m
Romanian:comandă (ro) f
Russian:зака́з (ru) m(zakáz),о́рдер (ru) m(órder)
Scottish Gaelic:òrdugh m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:на́руџба f
Latin:nárudžba (sh) f
Slovak:objednávka f
Slovene:naročilo n
Spanish:orden (es) f,mandato (es) m,pedido (es) m,comanda (es) f
Swahili:oda (sw)
Swedish:order (sv) c,beställning (sv) c
Tajik:супориш(suporiš),фармоиш(farmoyiš)
Tamil:ஆர்டர்(ārṭar)
Thai:คำสั่ง (th)(kam-sàng)
Turkish:sipariş (tr)
Ukrainian:замо́влення n(zamóvlennja)
Urdu:فَرْمائِش f(farmāiś),طَلَب f(talab)
Uyghur:زاكاز(zakaz)
Uzbek:zakaz (uz),buyurtma (uz)
Vietnamese:đặt hàng
Welsh:archeb f

religious group

Afrikaans:orde (af)
Albanian:rendi (sq)
Arabic:جَمَاعَة (ar) f(jamāʕa)
Armenian:միաբանություն (hy)(miabanutʻyun)
Belarusian:о́рдэн m(órden)
Bulgarian:о́рден (bg) m(órden)
Catalan:orde (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin:團 /团 (zh)(tuán)
Czech:řád (cs) m
Danish:orden (da) c
Dutch:orde (nl) f
Esperanto:ordeno (eo)
Estonian:ordu (et)
Finnish:veljeskunta (fi),lahko (fi)
French:ordre (fr) m
Galician:orde (gl) f
German:Orden (de) m
Greek:τάγμα (el) n(tágma)
Hindi:पंथ (hi) m(panth),संप्रदाय (hi) f(sampradāy)
Hungarian:rend (hu),szerzetesrend (hu)
Indonesian:ordo (id)
Interlingua:ordine
Italian:ordine (it) m
Japanese:修道会 (ja)(しゅうどうかい, shūdōkai)
Khmer:លំដាប់ (km)(lumdap)
Latin:ōrdō (la) m
Norwegian:
Bokmål:orden (no) m
Polish:zakon (pl) m
Portuguese:ordem (pt) f
Romanian:ordin (ro) n
Russian:о́рден (ru) m(órden)
Scottish Gaelic:òrdugh m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:ре̑д m
Latin:rȇd (sh) m
Slovak:rád m
Slovene:red (sl) m
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian:rěd m
Spanish:orden (es) f,mandato (es) m
Swedish:orden (sv) c
Ukrainian:о́рден (uk)(órden)
Welsh:urdd f

society of knights

Afrikaans:orde (af)
Armenian:միաբանություն (hy)(miabanutʻyun)
Bulgarian:о́рден (bg) f(órden)
Catalan:orde (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin:騎士團 /骑士团(qíshì tuán)
Czech:řád (cs) m
Dutch:orde (nl) f
Esperanto:ordeno (eo)
Finnish:ritarikunta (fi)
French:ordre (fr) m
Galician:orde (gl) f
German:Orden (de) m
Hungarian:rend (hu),lovagrend (hu)
Italian:ordine (it) m
Japanese:騎士団(きしだん, kishidan)
Korean:기사단(騎士團)(gisadan)
Norwegian:
Bokmål:orden (no) m
Polish:zakon (pl)
Portuguese:ordem (pt) f
Romanian:ordin (ro) n
Russian:о́рден (ru) m(órden)
Slovak:rád m
Spanish:orden (es) f
Swedish:orden (sv) c
Welsh:urdd f

awarded decoration

Afrikaans:orde (af)
Albanian:urdhër (sq) m
Arabic:وِسَام m(wisām)
Armenian:շքանշան (hy)(škʻanšan)
Azerbaijani:orden (az),nişan (az)
Belarusian:о́рдэн m(órden)
Bulgarian:о́рден (bg) m(órden)
Chinese:
Cantonese:勛章 /勋章(fan¹ zoeng¹)
Dungan:щүнҗон(xünžon)
Mandarin:勛章 /勋章 (zh)(xūnzhāng)
Czech:řád (cs) m
Danish:orden (da) c
Dutch:orde (nl) f
Erzya:ловмотешкс(lovmotešks)
Esperanto:ordeno (eo)
Estonian:orden (et)
Finnish:kunniamerkki (fi),ritarimerkki
French:ordre (fr) m
Galician:orde (gl) f
Georgian:ორდენი(ordeni)
German:Orden (de) m
Greek:τάγμα (el) n(tágma)
Hindi:निशान (hi) m(niśān)
Hungarian:rend (hu),érdemrend (hu),rendjel (hu)
Indonesian:orde (id)
Japanese:勲章 (ja)(くんしょう, kunshō)
Kazakh:орден(orden)
Korean:훈장(勳章) (ko)(hunjang)
Kyrgyz:орден(orden)
Latvian:ordenis m
Lithuanian:ordinas m
Macedonian:орден m(orden)
Mongolian:
Mongolian:одон (mn)(odon)
Norwegian:
Bokmål:orden (no) m
Persian:
Iranian Persian:نِشان(nešân)
Polish:order (pl) m
Portuguese:ordem (pt) f
Romanian:ordin (ro) n
Russian:о́рден (ru) m(órden)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:о̀рде̄н m
Latin:òrdēn (sh) m
Slovak:rád m
Slovene:medalja (sl) f,odlikovanje n,orden m
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian:rěd m
Spanish:orden (es) f
Swedish:orden (sv) c
Tajik:нишон (tg)(nišon),орден(orden)
Tatar:орден(orden)
Thai:อิสริยาภรณ์(ìt-sà-rí-yaa-pɔɔn)
Turkish:nişan (tr)
Turkmen:orden
Ukrainian:о́рден (uk) m(órden)
Urdu:نِشان m(niśān)
Uyghur:ئوردېن(ordën)
Uzbek:orden (uz),nishon (uz)
Vietnamese:huân chương (vi)
Welsh:urdd f

biology: taxonomical classification

Afrikaans:orde (af)
Arabic:رُتْبَة (ar) f(rutba)
Armenian:կարգ (hy)(karg)
Bulgarian:порядък (bg)(porjadǎk)
Bulgarian:порядък (bg)(porjadǎk)
Burmese:မျိုးစဉ် (my)(myui:cany)
Catalan:ordre (ca) m
Chinese:
Cantonese:目 (yue)(muk⁶)
Hokkien:目(bo̍k)
Mandarin:目 (zh)(mù)
Czech:řád (cs) m
Danish:orden (da) c
Dutch:orde (nl) f
Esperanto:ordo (eo)
Finnish:lahko (fi)
French:ordre (fr) m
Galician:orde (gl) f
Georgian:რიგი(rigi)
German:Ordnung (de) f,Ordo (de) f
Hebrew:סִדְרָה (he) f(sidrá)
Hindi:क्रम (hi) m(kram)
Hungarian:rend (hu)
Icelandic:ættbálkur (is) m
Indonesian:ordo (id)
Interlingua:ordine
Italian:ordine (it) m
Japanese:目 (ja)(もく, moku)
Khmer:លំដាប់ (km)(lumdap)
Korean:목(目) (ko)(mok)
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish:kom (ku) f
Latin:ordō (la) m
Latvian:kārta (lv) f
Lithuanian:eilė (lt) f
Maori:pūtoi
Northwestern Ojibwa:onin
Norwegian:
Bokmål:orden (no) m
Persian:
Iranian Persian:راسْتِه(râste)
Polish:rząd (pl) m
Portuguese:ordem (pt) f
Romanian:ordin (ro) n
Russian:отря́д (ru) m(otrjád)
Scottish Gaelic:òrdugh m
Slovak:rád m
Slovene:red (sl) m
Swahili:oda (sw)
Swedish:ordning (sv) c
Tagalog:sunudhay
Telugu:క్రమము (te)(kramamu)
Thai:อันดับ (th)(an-dàp)
Turkish:takım (tr)
Welsh:urdd f
West Frisian:skift (fy)
Yiddish:סדר m(seyder)

a rank; a row; a grade; esp. a rank or class in society; a distinct character, kind, or sort

Afrikaans:orde (af)
Bulgarian:ранг (bg) m(rang)
Finnish:taso (fi)
Hawaiian:papa
Hungarian:rend (hu),fajta (hu),természet (hu),osztály (hu)
Old English:leodgeþincþu
Persian:
Iranian Persian:رَدیف(radif)
Romanian:rând (ro) n,rang (ro) n
Russian:ранг (ru) m(rang)

cricket: sequence in which a side’s batsmen bat

Afrikaans:volgorde
Finnish:lyöntijärjestys
Japanese:打順(だじゅん, dajun)
Telugu:వరుస (te)(varusa)

electronics: power of polynomial function in a circuit’s block

chemistry: a number of a chemical reaction

graph theory: number of vertices in a graph

Czech:řád (cs) m
Finnish:aste (fi)
Japanese:位数 (ja)(isū)
Romanian:ordin (ro) n
Swahili:oda (sw)

partially ordered set

relation on a partially ordered set

Albanian:renditja (sq)
Czech:uspořádání (cs) n
Finnish:järjestysrelaatio,järjestys (fi)
French:relation d'ordre (fr) f

highest exponent in a polynomial

The translations below need to be checked and inserted above into the appropriate translation tables. See instructions atWiktionary:Entry layout § Translations.

Translations to be checked

Pashto:^{(pleaseverify)}امر (ps)
Urdu:^{(pleaseverify)}منظم,^{(pleaseverify)}تنظیم,^{(pleaseverify)}ترتیب (ur),^{(pleaseverify)}حکم (ur)

Verb

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order (third-person singular simple presentorders,present participleordering,simple past and past participleordered)

(transitive) Toset in some sort of order.
We need toorder them alphabetically.
(transitive) Toarrange, set inproper order.
The books in the shelf needordering.
(transitive) Toissue acommand to; to charge.
toorder troops to advance
Heordered me to leave.
I hate beingordered around by my co-workers.
(transitive) Torequest someproduct orservice; tosecure by placing an order.
You can noworder most products to be delivered to your home.
toorder groceries
toorder food from a restaurant
To admit to holy orders; to ordain; to receive into the ranks of the ministry.
- 1549 March 7,Thomas Cranmer [et al.], compilers,The Booke of the Common Prayer and Administration of the Sacramentes, […], London: […] Edowardi Whitchurche […],→OCLC:
  persons presented to beordered deacons

Conjugation

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Conjugation oforder
	present tense	past tense
infinitive	(to)order

1st-person singular	order	ordered
2nd-person singular	order,orderest^†	ordered,orderedst^†
3rd-person singular	orders,ordereth^†	ordered
plural	order	ordered

subjunctive	order	ordered

imperative	order	—

participles	ordering	ordered

^†Archaic orobsolete.

Synonyms

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(arrange into some sort of order):sort,rank
(issue a command):command

Derived terms

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Related terms

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Descendants

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→ Malay:oder

Translations

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to set in (any) order

Albanian:rëndit (sq)
Arabic:رَتَّبَ(rattaba)
Bulgarian:привеждам в ред(priveždam v red)
Catalan:ordenar (ca),disposar (ca)
Czech:uspořádat (cs) pf
Danish:ordne
Dutch:ordenen (nl)
Egyptian:

(grg)
Esperanto:aranĝi (eo),ordigi
Estonian:korrastama,järjestama
Faroese:skipa (fo)
Finnish:järjestää (fi)
French:ranger (fr),ordonner (fr)
Friulian:ordenâ
German:ordnen (de),anordnen (de)
Greek:κανονίζω (el)(kanonízo),καθορίζω (el)(kathorízo)
Hebrew:סִדֵּר (he)(siddér)
Hungarian:rendez (hu),sorba rak/rendez
Icelandic:raða (is)
Indonesian:mengatur (id)
Interlingua:ordinar
Italian:ordinare (it)
Khmer:ផ្ទាប់ (km)(phtŏəp),រៀង (km)(riəng),រៀបរៀង (km)(riəpriəng)
Latin:ōrdinō,dispōnō
Maori:whakaraupapa
Norman:ordonner
Northern Sami:ordnet
Norwegian:ordne (no)
Pennsylvania German:aabefehle
Polish:ustawić (pl) pf,ustawiać (pl) impf,organizować (pl) impf,zorganizować (pl) pf,porządkować (pl) impf,uporządkować (pl) pf
Portuguese:ordenar (pt)
Russian:упоря́дочивать (ru) impf(uporjádočivatʹ),упоря́дочить (ru) pf(uporjádočitʹ),выстра́ивать (ru) impf(vystráivatʹ),вы́строить (ru) pf(výstroitʹ)
Scottish Gaelic:òrdaich
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:посло̀жити pf,посла́гати impf
Latin:poslòžiti (sh) pf,poslágati (sh) impf
Spanish:ordenar (es),arreglar (es)
Swahili:oda (sw)
Swedish:ordna (sv)
Telugu:అమర్చు (te)(amarcu)
Urdu:please add this translation if you can
Vietnamese:xếp (vi),đặt (vi)
Welsh:trefnu (cy)

to set in (a good) order

Arabic:رَتَّبَ(rattaba)
Azerbaijani:əl gəzdirmək,nizama salmaq
Bulgarian:подреждам (bg)(podreždam)
Catalan:ordenar (ca),endreçar (ca),arranjar (ca),endegar (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin:整頓 /整顿 (zh)(zhěngdùn),整理 (zh)(zhěnglǐ)
Czech:uspořádat (cs) pf
Danish:ordne
Dutch:ordenen (nl) m
Esperanto:ordigi
Estonian:korrastama,järjestama
Finnish:järjestää (fi)
French:ranger (fr),ordonner (fr)
German:ordnen (de)
Greek:κανονίζω (el)(kanonízo)
Hungarian:rendez (hu),elrendez (hu),rendbe rak (hu)

Icelandic:panta (is)

Indonesian:mengatur (id)
Interlingua:ordinar
Italian:ordinare (it)
Japanese:片付ける (ja)(かたづける, katazukeru),整理する (ja)(せいりする, seiri suru)
Khmer:ប្រដាប់ (km)(prɑdap),តំរៀប(tɑmriəp)
Korean:정리하다 (ko)(jeongnihada)
Latin:repōnō
Maori:whakaraupapa
Norman:ordonner
Northern Sami:ordnet
Norwegian:ordne (no)
Pennsylvania German:aabefehle
Portuguese:ordenar (pt)
Russian:приводи́ть в поря́док impf(privodítʹ v porjádok),привести́в поря́док pf(privestí v porjádok)
Scottish Gaelic:òrdaich
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:уре́дити pf,уређи́вати impf
Latin:uréditi (sh) pf,uređívati (sh) impf
Spanish:ordenar (es),arreglar (es)
Swahili:oda (sw)
Swedish:ordna (sv)
Urdu:please add this translation if you can
Yiddish:באַשטעלן(bashteln)

to issue a command

Afrikaans:opdrag,bevel
Albanian:ngarko (sq)
Arabic:أَمَرَ (ar)(ʔamara)
Armenian:հրամայել (hy)(hramayel)
Azerbaijani:buyurmaq (az)
Bashkir:бойороу(boyorow)
Belarusian:раска́зваць impf(raskázvacʹ),расказа́ць pf(raskazácʹ)
Bulgarian:заповя́двам (bg) impf(zapovjádvam),заповя́дам (bg) pf(zapovjádam),наре́ждам (bg) impf(naréždam),наредя́ pf(naredjá)
Burmese:ခိုင်း (my)(hkuing:),စေ (my)(ce),ဆင့် (my)(hcang.)
Catalan:ordenar (ca)
Cherokee:ᎠᏓᏅᏍᏗ(adanvsdi)
Chinese:
Cantonese:命令(ming⁶ ling⁶)
Mandarin:命令 (zh)(mìnglìng)
Czech:rozkazovat (cs) impf,rozkázat pf
Danish:beordre,befale
Dutch:bevelen (nl),verordonneren (nl)
Esperanto:ordoni
Estonian:käskima
Finnish:käskeä (fi),määrätä (fi)
French:commander (fr),ordonner (fr),enjoindre (fr)
Friulian:ordenâ,comandâ
German:befehlen (de),anordnen (de)
Gothic:𐌰𐌽𐌰𐌱𐌹𐌿𐌳𐌰𐌽(anabiudan)
Greek:διατάζω (el)(diatázo),διατάσσω (el)(diatásso)
Ancient:ἐντέλλομαι(entéllomai),κελεύω(keleúō),ἐπιτέλλω(epitéllō),(Epic)ἄνωγα(ánōga)
Hebrew:צִוָּה (he)(tzivvá),פָּקַד (he)(paqád),הוֹרָה (he)(horá)
Hindi:आज्ञा देना(ājñā denā),आदेश देना(ādeś denā),हुक्म देना(hukma denā),फ़रमान(farmān),फरमान (hi)(pharmān),हुक्म (hi)(hukma),हुकम (hi)(hukam),आदेश (hi)(ādeś),निर्देश (hi)(nirdeś),निर्देश (hi)(nirdeś)
Hungarian:elrendel (hu),megparancsol (hu),parancsol (hu),utasít (hu)
Icelandic:skipa (is)
Indonesian:memerintah (id)
Ingrian:käskiä,paijata
Interlingua:ordinar
Irish:ordaigh
Italian:ordinare (it),comandare (it),disporre (it)
Japanese:命令する (ja)(めいれいする, meirei suru),命じる (ja)(めいじる, meijiru)
Khmer:បញ្ជា (km)(bɑñciə)
Kituba:tuma
Korean:명령하다 (ko)(myeongnyeonghada),명하다(myeonghada)
Lao:ບັນຊາ(ban sā)
Latin:iubeō (la),imperō (la),praecipiō
Latvian:pavēlēt
Lithuanian:please add this translation if you can
Macedonian:заповедува impf(zapoveduva),наредува impf(nareduva)
Maori:whakahau,meamea
Mizo:thü pè
Norman:ordonner
Northern Sami:gohččut
Norwegian:
Bokmål:befale (no),beordre
Nynorsk:befale,beordre
Occitan:ordenar (oc)
Old English:ġebannan,hātan
Pennsylvania German:aabefehle
Persian:فرمودن (fa)(farmudan)
Iranian Persian:اُرْد(ord),دَسْتور(dastur),فَرْمان(farmân),اَمْر(amr),حُکْم(hokm)
Polish:rozkazać (pl) pf,kazać (pl) impf,rozkazywać (pl) impf
Portuguese:ordenar (pt)
Quechua:kamachiy
Romanian:comanda (ro),ordona (ro),porunci (ro)
Russian:прика́зывать (ru) impf(prikázyvatʹ),приказа́ть (ru) pf(prikazátʹ)
Scottish Gaelic:òrdaich
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:запо̀ведити pf,запове́дати impf,наре́дити pf,наређи́вати impf
Latin:zapòvediti (sh) pf,zapovédati (sh) impf,naréditi (sh) pf,naređívati (sh) impf
Slovak:rozkazovať impf,rozkázať pf
Slovene:ukazovati impf,ukazati pf
Southern Altai:буйурар(buyurar)
Spanish:ordenar (es),mandar (es)
Swahili:oda (sw)
Swedish:ge order,beordra (sv)
Tagalog:utos (tl)
Tajik:фармудан(farmudan)
Telugu:ఆదేశించు (te)(ādēśiñcu)
Thai:บัญชา(ban-chaa)
Turkish:emretmek (tr)
Ukrainian:нака́зувати impf(nakázuvaty),наказа́ти pf(nakazáty),прика́зувати impf(prykázuvaty),приказа́ти pf(prykazáty)
Urdu:حکم دینا(hukum denā),حُکْم (ur) m(hukm),فَرْمان (ur) m(farmān),اَمْر m(amr),دَسْتُور (ur) m(dastūr)
Uzbek:buyurmoq (uz)
Vietnamese:ra lệnh (vi),hạ lệnh (vi),truyền lệnh (vi)
Welsh:gorchymyn (cy)
Zulu:-khuza

to request some product or service

Arabic:طَلَبَ (ar)(ṭalaba),حَجَزَ (ar)(ḥajaza)
South Levantine Arabic:طلب(ṭálab)
Armenian:պատվիրել (hy)(patvirel)
Belarusian:зака́зваць impf(zakázvacʹ),заказа́ць pf(zakazácʹ),замаўля́ць impf(zamawljácʹ),замо́віць pf(zamóvicʹ)
Bulgarian:поръ́чвам (bg) impf(porǎ́čvam),поръ́чам pf(porǎ́čam)
Burmese:မှာ (my)(hma)
Catalan:demanar (ca),encomanar (ca)
Cherokee:ᎠᏓᏅᏍᎦ(adanvsga)
Chinese:
Mandarin:定購 /定购 (zh)(dìnggòu),(order food)點菜 /点菜 (zh)(diǎncài)
Czech:objednávat impf,objednat (cs) pf
Danish:bestille
Dutch:bestellen (nl)
Esperanto:mendi
Estonian:tellima
Faroese:bíleggja (fo)
Finnish:tilata (fi)
French:commander (fr)
Georgian:უკვეთავს(uḳvetavs),გამოიძახებს(gamoiʒaxebs)
German:bestellen (de),ordern (de)
Greek:παραγγέλνω (el)(parangélno)
Hindi:मँगाना (hi)(maṅgānā),ऑर्डर करना(ŏrḍar karnā),मँगवाना (hi)(maṅgvānā)
Hungarian:rendel (hu),megrendel (hu)
Icelandic:panta (is)
Ido:komendar (io)
Indonesian:memesan (id)
Interlingua:ordinar
Irish:ordaigh
Italian:ordinare (it)
Japanese:注文する (ja)(ちゅうもんする, chūmon suru)
Khmer:ហៅ (km)(haw),កុម្ម៉ង់(kommɑng),រ៉ឺកុម្មងដេ(rəɨkommɑngdee)
Korean:주문하다 (ko)(jumunhada),시키다 (ko)(sikida)
Lao:ສັ່ງ(sang)
Latin:mandō
Lithuanian:užsakyti
Luxembourgish:bestellen
Macedonian:порачува impf(poračuva),порача pf(porača)
Malay:meminta
Maori:ōta,tono
Mizo:chah,ko,ko
Mongolian:захиалах (mn)(zaxialax)
Nepali:मगाउनु(magāunu)
Northern Sami:diŋgot
Norwegian:bestille (no)
Persian:سفارش دادن (fa)(sefâreš dâdan)
Polish:zamawiać (pl) impf,zamówić (pl) pf
Portuguese:encomendar (pt),pedir (pt)
Romanian:comanda (ro)
Russian:зака́зывать (ru) impf(zakázyvatʹ),заказа́ть (ru) pf(zakazátʹ)
Scottish Gaelic:òrdaich
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:нару́чити pf,наручи́вати impf
Latin:narúčiti (sh) pf,naručívati (sh) impf
Slovak:objednávať impf,objednať pf
Slovene:naročati impf,naročiti pf
Southern Altai:буйурар(buyurar)
Spanish:ordenar (es),pedir (es)
Swahili:oda (sw)
Swedish:beställa (sv),lägga en order
Tajik:фармудан(farmudan),супориш додан(suporiš dodan)
Tamil:ஆர்டர் பண்ணு(ārṭar paṇṇu)
Thai:สั่ง (th)(sàng),สั่งซื้อ
Tibetan:please add this translation if you can
Turkish:söylemek (tr)(transitive),sipariş etmek (tr)(transitive),sipariş vermek (tr)(intransitive),sipariş söylemek(intransitive)
Ukrainian:замовля́ти impf(zamovljáty),замо́вити pf(zamóvyty)
Urdu:منگانا(mangānā),منگوانا(mangvānā),طلب کرنا(talab karnā),فرمائش کرنا(farmāish karnā)
Uzbek:buyurmoq (uz)
Vietnamese:gọi (vi),đặt (vi)
Welsh:archebu (cy)
White Hmong:please add this translation if you can
Zhuang:please add this translation if you can
Zulu:-biza,-oda

References

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“order”, inOneLook Dictionary Search.

Anagrams

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Doerr,Roder,derro,ordre