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German
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Late 17th century (in the obsolete sense) from Order + -n. The modern sense developed in merchant parlance after English to order.
Pronunciation
[edit]Verb
[edit]ordern (weak, third-person singular present ordert, past tense orderte, past participle geordert, auxiliary haben)
- to order, to request delivery (in bulk, otherwise rare or humorous)
- Synonym: (normal word) bestellen
- Die neuen Modelle verkaufen sich gut. Ich ordere nächste Woche nochmal 200 Stück.
- The new models are selling well. I’ll order another 200 pieces next week.
- Ich hab nochmal drei Bier für uns geordert. (humorous use)
- I’ve ordered three more beers for us.
- (obsolete) to order, to command
- Synonyms: befehlen, beauftragen, anordnen, anweisen
Conjugation
[edit]infinitive | ordern | ||||
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present participle | ordernd | ||||
past participle | geordert | ||||
auxiliary | haben | ||||
indicative | subjunctive | ||||
singular | plural | singular | plural | ||
present | ich ordre ich ordere ich order |
wir ordern | i | ich ordere ich ordre |
wir ordern |
du orderst | ihr ordert | du orderest du ordrest |
ihr orderet ihr ordret | ||
er ordert | sie ordern | er ordere er ordre |
sie ordern | ||
preterite | ich orderte | wir orderten | ii | ich orderte1 | wir orderten1 |
du ordertest | ihr ordertet | du ordertest1 | ihr ordertet1 | ||
er orderte | sie orderten | er orderte1 | sie orderten1 | ||
imperative | ordre (du) order (du) ordere (du) |
ordert (ihr) |
1Rare except in very formal contexts; alternative in würde normally preferred.
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