Ordo Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɔrdoʊ

AWR-doh

UK

ˈɔːdəʊ

AW-duh-oh

التعريف

A Latin word meaning 'order' or 'rank,' especially used in scientific classification to denote a group of related families; otherwise, rarely used in everyday English.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Extremely formal and technical; used almost exclusively in scientific (especially biological) taxonomy, e.g., 'Order: Carnivora.' Not the same as 'order' (command, instruction, or sequence); avoid in casual speech.

• Spanish: orden (antiguo) - rango (clasificación científica)
• Portuguese (BR): ordem (antigo) - ordem (classificação científica)
• Portuguese (PT): ordem (arcaico) - ordem (classificação científica)
• Chinese (Simplified): 阶级 (拉丁语原词, 科学分类用)
• Chinese (Traditional): 階級 (拉丁語原詞, 科學分類用)
• Hindi: ऑर्डो (पुराना शब्द; वैज्ञानिक वर्गीकरण में प्रयोग)
• Arabic: أوردو (كلمة لاتينية قديمة؛ رتبة علمية)
• Bengali: অর্ডো (জৈববৈজ্ঞানিক শ্রেণিবিন্যাসে)
• Russian: ордо (в биологической классификации)
• Japanese: オルド（生物分類の用語）
• Vietnamese: ordo (trong phân loại sinh học)
• Korean: 오르도(생물 분류 용어)
• Turkish: ordo (biyolojik sınıflandırmada)
• Urdu: آرڈو (حیاتیاتی درجہ بندی میں)
• Indonesian: ordo (dalam klasifikasi biologi)

جمل نموذجية

In biology, 'Canidae' belongs to the ordo Carnivora.

basic

The ordo of Primates includes monkeys and apes.

basic

Scientists use ordo to organize living things in groups.

basic

Lions and tigers are both in the same ordo.

natural

If you look at a scientific chart, you’ll see the ordo above the family level.

natural

Back in Latin, ‘ordo’ just meant ‘order’, but now it’s all about taxonomy.

natural