endebyrdnes
Pronunciation: /ˈen.de.byrd.nes/
“endebyrdnes” is an Old English word. Its 10 meanings in English:
noun
- a row, series, rank, grade, or degree of things, based on shared traits, level, or status
- an order or class (of objects, beings, people, etc.)
- a rank or order within a department
- a succession in place or time
- the order or condition in which a thing functions properly
- the order or method by which a goal is reached
- a mode, procedure, rite, or practice
- the order of nature
- the action of putting something in, or maintaining, order
- an injunction or ordinance
Etymology
Equivalent to either endebyrd (“an arrangement, order”) + -nes (adjective suffix), or to endebyrdan (“to set in order, adjust”) + -nes.
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