Adverb
/oz̻ɪn̪daɾɪamente/
The word "ordinariamente" is an adverb that means "in an ordinary manner" or "typically". It indicates the normal, usual, or expected way something is done or occurs. In the Spanish language, it is used in both written and oral contexts, though it tends to appear more frequently in formal written text than in everyday conversation.
Ordinariamente, los tribunales emiten sus fallos en un período razonable.
Ordinarily, the courts issue their rulings in a reasonable period.
Los estudiantes ordinariamente entregan sus tareas a tiempo.
Students usually submit their assignments on time.
Ordinariamente, la reunión se lleva a cabo los miércoles.
Typically, the meeting takes place on Wednesdays.
The term "ordinariamente" is not typically found in many idiomatic expressions, as it is more straightforward in its meaning. However, it can still be included in sentences that reflect general behavior or expectations.
Los días ordinariamente son similares, pero siempre hay algo nuevo que aprender.
Ordinarily, days are similar, but there is always something new to learn.
Los problemas, ordinariamente, surgen cuando menos los esperamos.
Problems ordinarily arise when we least expect them.
Ordinariamente, la verdad sale a la luz con el tiempo.
Ordinarily, the truth comes to light over time.
La vida ordinariamente tiene altibajos que debemos aprender a manejar.
Ordinarily, life has ups and downs that we must learn to manage.
The word "ordinariamente" originates from the Latin "ordinarius", which means "ordinary" or "regular", combined with the adverbial suffix "-mente" typical in Spanish adverbs, referring to the manner in which actions are performed.