ARRANGE Copy link • ARRANGEordinare: in ordinem adducere or redigere: disponere: digerere: in ordinem digerere: componere (to arrange so that the whole may present a pleasing appearance): collocare, constituere (place together; bring into a proper collocation). Sometimes describere (to sketch a plan): explicare (to unravel): dispensare (to weigh out in all its parts; arranging, that no part may come off short). To arrange troops, copias ordinare or disponere: in order of battle, copias or aciem instruere: the order of march, agmen ordinare: books ctr a library, libros or bibliothecam ordinare or disponere; bibliothecamdigerere: hair, capillum componere; crines or capilloa digerere: the folds of a chlamys, collocare chlamydem, ut apte pendeat (Ov.); componere togam (Hor.): a plan of the campaign, describere totius belli rationem: one’s family affairs, rem familiarem constituere; res suas ordinare; res familiares componere: a person’s affairs, alicujus negotia explicare. To arrange (words) alphabetically, (vocabula) in litteras digerere: words in a sentence (with reference to style), verba componere: verba apte collocare. A well-arranged establishment, domus omnibus rebus rinstructa, quae ad victum cultumque pertinent. Make a plan or arrangement, praecipere, decernere, constituere. We arranged (to do so and so), inter nos convenit, ut, etc. I arranged with anybody (to do so and so), mihi cum aliquo convenit, ut, , etc.