Unfortunately, I need more context to provide an accurate answer. The phrase "Order om ‘m af te maken" (12 letters) could have several interpretations depending on the specific context. Please provide more details about the situation or the source of the phrase so I can give you a more relevant response.
Here are some possible interpretations of the phrase:
"Give the order to finish him off" - This could be a military or law enforcement command to eliminate a threat or execute a prisoner.
"Tell him to finish it" - This could be an instruction to a worker or colleague to complete a task or project.
"Make him finish it" - This could be a forceful demand to someone to complete a task or obligation, even if they are unwilling or reluctant.
"Arrange for it to be finished" - This could be a request to someone to make the necessary arrangements to complete a task or project.
"Ensure that it is finished" - This could be a directive to someone to take all necessary steps to ensure that a task or project is completed successfully.
Without more context, it is impossible to say for sure which of these interpretations is correct. Please provide more information so I can give you a more accurate answer.