Ordnung

Meaning

1. (feminine) arrangement, regulation
2. (feminine) classification, order, array
3. (feminine) tidiness, orderliness
4. (feminine) class, rank, succession, series
5. (feminine) Ordnung (Amish rules of living)

Concepts

order

system

tidiness

orderliness

sequence

ordering

procedure

arrangement

organization

sorting

method

array

class

discipline

design

inner life

layout

structure

keiretsu

instruction

process

protocol

turn

acts

laws

ordinance

regulations

rules

arranging neatly

put in order

tidying up

maintenance

outfitting

servicing

adjustment

liquidation

putting in order

regulation

regularity

category

group

heading

line

row

series

institution

ordinal

control

running

sequencing

succession

arrangements

orderings

partial order

partial ordering relation

set

categorisation

categorization

classification

Hyphenated as

Ord‧nung

Gender

♀️ Feminine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈʔoʁdnʊŋ/

Etymology

From Middle High German ordenunge, from Old High German ordinunga, from the verb ordinōn (“to put in order”). Equivalent to ordnen + -ung.

Sentences

Sie ist mehr in einer Logik der öffentlichen Ordnung organisiert .

It is organized more in a logic of public order.

Immer wählt sie zur Ordnung eine klar chronologische Abfolge .

She always chooses a clear chronological sequence for order.

Dies entsprach den Vorstellungen der Konfuzianer zur sozialen Ordnung .

This corresponded to the ideas of the Confucians about the social order.