“Order” in Japanese
Short answer
Order in Japanese is “順序” (junjo). Full meaning: order, sequence; procedure.
Other ways to say “Order” in Japanese
誂え
atsurae order, article ordered
取り留め
toritome coherence, order, focus, point
秩序
chitsujo order, discipline, regularity, system, method
命令
meirei order, command, decree, directive; (software) instruction, statement
規律
kiritsu order, observance, discipline; rules, law, regulations
注文
chuubun order (for an item); request, demand, condition; annotation, explanatory note
号令
gourei order (esp. to a number of people), command; ritual of bowing at start and end of school class
序
jo order, ordering; beginning, start; foreword, preface, introduction
体制
taisei order, system, structure, set-up, organization, organisation
仰せ
oose order (from one's superior), command; what you say, (someone's) words
指令
shirei order, directive, instructions, command
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