poriadkové

Poriadkové is a Slovak adjective meaning relating to order or to the maintenance of public order. It is used to describe objects, services, or units that are tasked with keeping order in a given setting. Common compounds include poriadkové sily, meaning units responsible for public-order duties (often translated as crowd-control or riot police in some contexts), poriadkové služby for order-keeping services, and poriadková polícia or poriadková jednotka for specialized order units.

Etymology: the word derives from poriadok, meaning order, with the adjectival suffix -kové. It has cognates in Czech (pořádkový) and Polish (porządkowy). The form of the adjective agrees with the noun it modifies, reflecting standard Slovak declension.

Usage: The term is typical in formal, legal, or security-related language to describe functions, structures, or roles dedicated to public order. In everyday speech, it is less common and other words for tidiness or organization may be used instead.

Notes: In cross-linguistic contexts, similar terms exist in Czech and Polish with comparable meanings. For nuance, refer to specific phrases such as poriadkové sily or poriadková jednotka in relevant texts.