ordin / ord
order, row
Latin · ordo, ordinis
Latin ordo, ordinis 'row, order'. Ordin words are about arrangement in rows or ranks: order is proper arrangement, ordinary is within the usual order, extraordinary is beyond it, subordinate is lower in rank.
Memory trick
A neat ROW of soldiers keeps ORDER: ORD and ORDIN mean arrange in rows.
Words from this root
- order (order) — proper arrangement; a commandक्रम; आदेश
- orderly (order + ly) — neat and well arrangedसुव्यवस्थित
- disorder (dis + order) — a state of confusionअव्यवस्था
- disorderly (disorder + ly) — untidy, unrulyअस्त-व्यस्त, उच्छृंखल
- reorder (re + order) — to arrange or request againदोबारा मँगाना, फिर से सजाना
- ordinary (ordin + ary) — usual, not specialसाधारण
- extraordinary (extra + ordinary) — very unusual, remarkableअसाधारण
- ordinal (ordin + al) — showing position, like 1stक्रमसूचक
- ordinance (ordin + ance) — an official rule or lawअध्यादेश, नियम
- ordain (ordain) — to appoint officially, as a priestनियुक्त करना, दीक्षा देना
- inordinate (in + ordin + ate) — beyond usual limitsहद से ज़्यादा
- subordinate (sub + ordin + ate) — lower in rankअधीनस्थ
- insubordinate (in + subordinate) — not obeying a seniorअवज्ञाकारी