järjekorraga

Järjekorraga is an Estonian linguistic term referring to the comitative form of the noun järjekord, which means order or sequence. The suffix -ga marks accompaniment or a means by which something is done, and in this usage it expresses the manner or method of performing an action—literally “with order” or “in a specified sequence.” The expression is common in formal, procedural, or technical writing where steps, lists, or processes are described according to a predetermined order.

The form is typically used to indicate that an action or description follows a particular order or sequence. It is most often found in written materials such as instructions, manuals, checklists, and legal or administrative texts. It is distinct from järjekorras, which more commonly conveys the sense of being in a queue or in a positional order, rather than the instrumental sense of doing something with a specified sequence.

Morphology and variants: järjekorraga is the singular comitative form of järjekord. In the plural it can appear as järjekordadega, corresponding to the plural base järjekorrad. The construction is understood as relatively formal and technical; in everyday speech speakers may prefer alternative expressions such as phrases meaning “in the order,” “according to the sequence,” or “as arranged.”

Overall, järjekorraga is a reserved, procedural way to denote performing or arranging something according to a defined order, rooted in the noun järjekord and the comitative suffix -ga.