No. 904 in Lithuanian

tvarkos

"Tvarkos" in English means "order" or "tidiness."

In a sentence

Mokykla laikosi griežtos tvarkos.
The school follows strict rules.
Here, 'tvarkos' refers to the rules or order maintained in the school.
Aš gerbiu tvarkos laikytojus.
I respect the keepers of order.
'Tvarkos' denotes the concept of maintaining order or discipline.
Visi siekiame geresnės visuomenės tvarkos.
We all strive for better societal order.
In this case, 'tvarkos' means the order or state of societal structure.

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