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斉列 (せいれつ, seiretsu) Japanese meaning: array | Kotomora
じ 字
Related words 並なら び 並び is a more common, everyday word for a row or line of things, while 斉列 is more formal and emphasizes orderly arrangement.
行ぎょう 列れつ 行列 refers to a queue or procession of people, whereas 斉列 can be used for both people and objects in a formal, lined-up display.
Etymology The word is composed of 斉 (orderly, uniform) and 列 (row, line). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but it is a Sino-Japanese compound (kango) that entered Japanese from classical Chinese usage.
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へい
士し
たち
の
斉せい
列れつ
が
広ひろ
場ば
を
行こう
進しん
し
た
。
A parade of soldiers marched across the square.
