Transmitterinnen

Transmitterinnen is the feminine plural form of Transmitter in German and is used to refer to women who operate, manage, or are associated with transmitters, such as radio transmitters or other signaling devices. The masculine form can be Transmitter, while the feminine singular is Transmitterin and the feminine plural is Transmitterinnen.

Grammatically, Transmitterinnen is formed by adding the gender suffix -in to Transmitter to denote a female agent, and the plural suffix -innen to indicate multiple women. When talking about the devices themselves, the term Transmitter is used in the plural as Transmitter (die Transmitter), and the feminine plural Transmitterinnen would be incorrect if referring to the devices.

Usage context: The term appears mainly in discussions about gender representation in technical fields, historical accounts of broadcasting and telecommunications, or gender-inclusive language in German. It does not refer to a specific profession; rather it describes women who work with transmitters or are named as transmitters in a given context.

In contemporary German texts, Transmitterinnen may be used for gender-inclusive descriptions of workplaces, projects, or teams, alongside male and gender-neutral forms.