Organánica

Organánica is a term used in Spanish to refer to things related to organic matter, organic agriculture, or organic chemistry. As an adjective, it is the feminine form of orgánico and is used to describe products, processes, or substances that are organic or derived from living organisms. In consumer contexts, 'orgánica' or 'organic' labeling is commonly used to signal that products were produced without synthetic additives and meet specific organic standards, which vary by country or region.

In science, 'química orgánica' denotes the branch of chemistry focused on carbon-containing compounds. Although the term in Spanish follows gender agreement with organic concepts, in practice 'orgánica' is often heard in educational contexts as well as in colloquial speech to refer to organic chemistry topics (for example, 'química orgánica' or 'la materia orgánica' in ecology).

Capitalized forms, such as Organánica, may function as brand names, titles of creative works, or proper nouns in various Spanish-speaking contexts. When encountered, the meaning is determined by usage, and may refer to a company, a publication, or an initiative centered on organic themes. Overall, Organánica is a versatile term reflecting the distinction between organic and inorganic and is used across science, agriculture, and culture.