Where does “наладка” come from?

наладка (Russian) comes from Russian нала́дить, from Russian ла́дить, from Old East Slavic ладити, from Proto-Slavic laditi, from Proto-Slavic lada — wife; female consort, female lover?.

наладка (Russian): adjustment, setting up, preparation for use especially of a machine

Definitions

  1. adjustment, setting up, preparation for use especially of a machine

Ancestry of “наладка”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Russianнала́дитьto adjust, to repair, to set right
2Russianла́дитьto get on (with), to agree (with), to be on good terms (with)
3Old East Slavicладити—
4Proto-Slavicladitito make order, make peace
5Proto-Slavicladawife; female consort, female lover?
Every word from Proto-Slavic lada →Every word from Proto-Slavic laditi →Every word from Old East Slavic ладити →