Condicions

Condicions is the Catalan plural noun for conditions, terms, or circumstances that apply to a situation, agreement, or system. The singular form is condició, and condicions is used when referring to multiple provisions or states.

In legal and contractual contexts, condicions denote the terms and obligations laid out by the parties, including any prerequisites or contingencies that must be satisfied for an agreement to take effect or to remain in force. They can define rights, duties, deadlines, and remedies in a contract or policy.

In meteorology, geography, and everyday language, condicions describe the prevailing environmental or situational state, such as weather conditions, living conditions, or market conditions. They help frame what is possible or expected under a given set of circumstances.

In medicine and health, a condició (singular) or condicions (plural) refers to a health condition or disease, as in the overall health status of an individual or group. The term is often used in clinical or epidemiological contexts to categorize patient groups.

In logic and computing, a condition is a prerequisite or test that determines whether a particular action should be executed, as in conditional statements and branching logic. This usage parallels the broader idea of a circumstance that governs outcomes.

Etymology: condicions comes from Latin condicio, through the Romance language tradition, with cognates in Spanish (condiciones), French (condition), and other languages.

See also: condition, conditional, terms and conditions, weather conditions, health condition.