herordend

Herordend is a Dutch term used as the past participle and adjective of the verb herordenen, meaning to reorganize or reorder. In English translation, it corresponds to reorganized or reordered and is commonly employed to describe changes in a system, process, or organization designed to improve efficiency, clarity, or governance.

The prefix her- conveys the sense of restoration or repetition, combined with ordenen to arrange in order, resulting in an action of arranging again or restructuring.

It appears in administrative, governmental, and business contexts, where documents, plans, or structures are described as herordend to indicate that a reorganization has occurred. The term can refer to both substantive changes (such as merging departments) and procedural changes (such as revising workflows).

Examples include: The government implemented a reorganization of the ministry. In Dutch documents, the term appears in phrases like een herordening van de procedures, illustrating its usage to describe procedural reforms.

Related terms include reorganization, order, and reorganizing.