Elektronischem

Elektronischem is a declined form of the German adjective elektronisch, which means electronic or relating to electronics. It is used in contexts where the noun it modifies is in the dative case and the determiner precedes the noun with strong inflection, typically when no article is present. As such, elektronischem appears most commonly with masculine or neuter singular nouns in the dative.

Etymology and scope: The adjective elektronisch derives from Elektron (the particle) and the suffix -isch, forming the modern German term for things related to electronics, digital technology, or electronic processes. In practice, elektronisch and its declined forms describe devices, data, formats, or processes that operate with electricity or electronic circuitry, and by extension much of information technology, telecommunications, and media.

Usage notes: elektronischem is used when the noun is masculine or neuter in the dative singular without a preceding determiner. For example, mit elektronischem Gerät (with an electronic device) and auf elektronischem Weg (via an electronic path). When a definite article or a determiner with weak inflection is present, the ending changes (e.g., dem elektronischen Gerät). In feminine contexts, the dative singular form would differ (mit elektronischer Musik).

Examples in context: mit elektronischem Gerät, in elektronischem Format, auf elektronischem Weg. These phrases illustrate how the form adapts to case and gender while conveying electronic or digital characteristics.

In summary, elektronischem is the dative singular form needed for masculine or neuter nouns when describing something electronic, especially in contexts without an article.