Terminalowe

Terminalowe is a Polish adjective derived from terminal, used to indicate relation to a terminal or to a final stage. The basic forms are terminalowy (masc. singular), terminalowa (fem. singular), and terminalowe (neut. singular or plural). The word is common across several domains and typically appears in phrases describing equipment, services, or conditions associated with a terminal or final phase.

In computing and information technology, terminalowe describes devices, interfaces, or software that operate as or with a computer terminal. Examples include terminalowy emulator (terminal emulator), połączenie terminalowe (terminal connection), and oprogramowanie terminalowe (terminal software). In transportation and logistics, the term is used for things related to a terminal such as usługi terminalowe (terminal services), infrastruktura terminalowa (terminal infrastructure), or wyposażenie terminalowe (terminal equipment).

In medicine, terminalowe is used to discuss final-stage conditions of diseases. Common expressions include stan terminalny (terminal state) and faza terminalna/terminalna choroby (terminal phase of a disease); the usage signals palliative care or end-of-life context.

Grammatical usage varies with noun gender and number, but terminalowe commonly modifies neuter nouns or is used in plural contexts such as "usługi terminalowe." While the core meaning centers on relation to a terminal or end stage, the exact nuance depends on the field—technological, logistical, or medical.

See also: terminal (informatyka), terminal (logistyka), emulator terminalowy, usługi terminalowe.