Deformierbaren

"Deformierbaren" is a German adjective form derived from deformierbar, meaning "deformable" or "capable of being deformed." The base adjective deformierbar comes from the verb deformieren (to deform) plus the suffix -bar (‑able), and it describes materials, bodies or models that change shape under applied forces or loads.

Grammatically, deformierbaren is an inflected form used in contexts requiring the weak or mixed adjective ending -en, for example after definite articles or in certain cases: den deformierbaren Körper (accusative masculine singular), die deformierbaren Materialien (accusative or nominative plural after die in weak declension patterns), or mit den deformierbaren Bauteilen (dative plural). As with other German adjectives, the exact ending depends on gender, number and case of the noun and on the presence and type of article.

In technical and scientific usage, deformierbar appears in materials science, mechanical engineering, biomechanics and computer graphics to describe elasticity, plasticity and general ability to undergo deformation. Related terms include Deformation (the process/result), Deformierbarkeit (deformability), and antonyms such as unverformbar or starr (rigid, nondeformable). The term is used both in everyday descriptions of flexible objects and in precise technical characterizations of mechanical behavior.