Divisionele

Divisionele is a Dutch adjective meaning related to division, division into parts, or subdivision. It is formed from the stem division (deling) with the suffix -eel and is used to describe things that are organized or understood through dividing into parts or units. The term appears across Dutch-language texts in various fields and functions as a general qualifier rather than a fixed technical term.

In practice, divisionele is used to modify nouns such as structuur (structure), proces (process), organisatie (organization), or plan to indicate that these are organized by divisions or segments. For example, divisionele structuur describes an organization arranged into divisions or departments, while divisionele plan can denote a plan built from modular parts. In scientific or technical writing, divisionele language may indicate a methodological approach that involves dividing a system into components, layers, or modules, such as a divisionele model in design or urban planning.

Because divisionele is broad and context-dependent, the exact sense is determined by the noun it modifies. It is not a single, fixed definition but a productive Dutch adjective used to describe division-based characteristics or structures.

See also: divisie, division, divisioneel, divisibility.