Climàtics

Climàtics is the masculine plural form of the Catalan adjective climàtic, meaning related to the climate or climatic. It is used to qualify phenomena, processes, and attributes associated with the Earth’s climate. In Catalan the feminine plural is climàtiques, and the singular forms are climàtic (masculine) and climàtica (feminine).

The term appears in scientific and everyday language to describe a wide range of topics, from weather patterns to long‑term climate considerations. Examples of common collocations include fenòmens climàtics (climatic phenomena), canvis climàtics (climate changes), variables climàtiques (climatic variables) and condicions climàtiques (climatic conditions).

Climàtics is used in disciplines such as meteorology and climatology, as well as in fields like environmental policy, urban planning, architecture and agriculture, where climate properties influence analysis, design and decision making. The word functions as an adjective and agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number.

Etymology and cognates: climàtic derives from Latin and Greek roots related to climate and zone, with cognates in other languages such as English climatic, Spanish climático, and French climatique. The Catalan form aligns with these international terms while following Catalan grammar and orthography.