Usporiadané

Uspor iadané is a Slovak adjective meaning ordered, arranged, or organized. It describes things that have been put into a specific sequence, structure, or level of tidiness. The term is commonly used in everyday language as well as in technical contexts to indicate that an arrangement has been applied or that order has been established.

Etymology and form: usporiadané is the neuter form used with neuter nouns or in some plural constructions, and it derives from the verb usporiadať (to arrange, to organize) with the root poriadok (order). In Slovak, related forms include usporiadaný (masculine singular) and usporiadaná (feminine singular), reflecting gender and number agreement.

Usage in different domains: In daily use, one speaks of a usporiadaný/ usporiadané workspace, documents, or shelves to indicate that items are neatly arranged. In data handling or information organization, phrases such as usporiadané údaje or usporiadané záznamy refer to data that have been sorted or categorized according to a rule or criterion. In computing, the term often signals that data structures or records follow a defined order.

In mathematics and logic, usporiadanie (the act or concept of ordering) appears as a formal notion. Usporiadané množiny describes sets equipped with a particular order relation; common subtypes include ordered or partially ordered sets, depending on the nature of the relation. The term underscores the general idea of introducing order to elements or items.

See also: poriadok, usporiadanie, usporiadanie dát.