krama
/ˈkrɑːmə/Definitions
1. noun
A sequence or series of events, especially in a ritual or ceremony.
“The krama of the traditional wedding ceremony was carefully planned to ensure the bride and groom’s first meeting was auspicious.”
2. noun
A sequence or series of events in time, especially in a Buddhist or Hindu calendar.
“The Buddhist monk studied the krama of the upcoming full moon festival to ensure he was prepared for the rituals.”
3. noun
A set of rules or principles governing a particular activity or process.
“The company’s krama for software development was praised for its efficiency and effectiveness.”
4. verb
To arrange or sequence events in a particular order.
“The event planner kramed the schedule to ensure the speakers and performers were in the correct order.”