• 列れつ — line, queue
• 行列ぎょうれつ — procession, line
• 列車れっしゃ — train
• 列島れっとう — archipelago
• 隊列たいれつ — troop formation
• 配列はいれつ — arrangement, array

The kanji 列 is often used to express things lined up — whether people, vehicles, or data. It is frequently seen in daily life in Japan, especially in contexts like waiting in line or referring to trains.

行列ぎょうれつが 店みせの前まえにできていました。
There was a line in front of the store.

列車れっしゃは 時間じかんどおりに到着とうちゃくしました。
The train arrived on time.

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