No. 8,210 in Polish

ordo

"Ordo" is Latin, not Polish, and it means "order" or "arrangement."

In a sentence

W starożytności panował ordo, który regulował życie społeczności.
In antiquity, there was an ordo that regulated the life of communities.
In this sentence, 'ordo' refers to a structured order or system that governed societal norms or behavior.
Rycerze zakonu podtrzymywali ordo w Zamku Krzyżackim.
The knights of the order maintained ordo in the Teutonic Castle.
Here, 'ordo' signifies a set of rules or traditions upheld by a specific organization or group.
Ordo w tej książce jest imponujący i dobrze przedstawiony.
The ordo in this book is impressive and well presented.
In this usage, 'ordo' pertains to the arrangement or structure within the content of a book.

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