No. 14,194 in Russian
ордера
"Ордер" (plural: "ордера") is a document authorizing an action, such as a warrant, order, or certificate.
In a sentence
Он получил ордера на обыск квартиры.
He received a warrant to search the apartment.
The word 'ордера' is used in its legal context meaning warrants or official documents.
Её ордера на квартиру ещё не готовы.
Her housing orders are not ready yet.
The word 'ордера' refers to documents authorizing allocation of apartments or housing.
Вчера полицейские выписали несколько новых ордеров.
Yesterday the police issued several new warrants.
The word 'ордеров' is the plural form of 'ордер' and is used here in the context of legal warrants.
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