ordinere

Danish

Etymology

From Latin ordinare.

Verb

ordinere (imperative ordiner, infinitive at ordinere, present tense ordinerer, past tense ordinerede, perfect tense ordineret)

  1. to prescribe (medicine)
  2. to ordain (a priest, bishop etc.)

Conjugation
Conjugation of ordinere
Active Passive
Infinitive ordinere ordineres
Present tense ordinerer ordineres
Past tense ordinerede ordineredes
Imperative ordiner -
Participle
Present ordinerende
Past ordineret
Gerund ordineren

References

Latin

Verb

ōrdinēre

  1. second-person singular present passive subjunctive of ōrdinō

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

From Latin ordinare.

Verb

ordinere (imperative ordiner, present tense ordinerer, passive ordineres, simple past ordinerte, past participle ordinert, present participle ordinerende)

  1. to ordain (a priest, bishop etc.)
  2. to prescribe (drugs, medicine)

References
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