Mehrreihigen

Mehrreihigen is the declined form of the German adjective mehrreihig, which describes something that consists of or is arranged in several parallel rows. The term is used across different domains to denote multi-row structures or patterns. It is formed from mehr (more, several) and Reihe (row), and appears in various inflected forms depending on case, number, and article.

In agriculture and horticulture, mehrreihige Beete, Pflanzungen or Anordnungen describe fields or beds where crops are planted in multiple parallel rows. This arrangement can influence planting density, irrigation, and harvest logistics. In architecture, interior design and seating, mehrreihige Sitzordnung refers to seating that is organized in several rows, such as in large auditoria, theaters or lecture halls, affecting sightlines and crowd management.

In manufacturing and logistics, mehrreihige Anordnungen can describe multi-row arrangements of components, pallets or shelving, where the parallel-row structure serves efficiency or storage capacity. In information presentation, mehrreihige Tabellen oder Diagramme characterize data presentations that are organized into multiple rows to compare items across dimensions.

Grammatically, mehrreihigen is an inflected form of mehrreihig and is used in contexts where the noun it modifies is plural or appears in a case requiring an -en ending on the adjective, for example mit den mehrreihigen Beeten. The term remains primarily descriptive and technical, with its usage confined to contexts involving physical layouts or patterned arrangements.