Järjekordades

Järjekordades is an Estonian noun form derived from järjekord, which translates as order, sequence, or queue. The form expresses location or state within multiple orders or sequences, rather than a single one. It is used in contexts where more than one ordering is considered or when describing parallel lines or series of items.

In academic writing, järjekordades may appear in discussions of orderings on a set, such as different total or partial orders, or in analyses of how elements can be arranged in multiple ways. In linguistics and related fields, it can be used when examining alternative syntactic or semantic orders of constituents. In everyday language, the term can describe physical queues involving several lines or groups of people or objects, indicating that there are multiple lines or sequences at play.

Grammatical note: järjekordades is formed from the root järjekord with inflectional endings that convey multiplicity and locative sense. The exact case or function in a sentence depends on the surrounding syntax, as with many Estonian noun forms.

See also: järjekord, order, sequence, queue, permutation, order relation.