beherrschbares

Beherrschbares is an attributive form of the German adjective beherrschbar, meaning controllable, manageable, or able to be mastered. The root verb beherrschen means to master or to control, and the suffix -bar marks the capacity to be influenced or brought under control. A related noun is die Beherrschbarkeit, which denotes the degree or possibility of mastery or control. When used as a non-nominal adjective, beherrschbar describes something that can be mastered or controlled.

In grammar, beherrschbares occurs in neuter singular contexts with indefinite articles or no article: ein beherrschbares System or beherrschbares System. With a definite article it appears as das beherrschbare System. The endings change with case and number, so feminine and plural forms differ (for example, beherrschbare in the plural). The form beherrschbares is most commonly seen as neuter singular nominative or accusative.

Usage and domain: the term is common in everyday language as well as in technical and academic contexts. Phrases such as ein beherrschbares Problem, eine beherrschbare Aufgabe or ein beherrschbares Risiko are frequent in risk management, engineering, and project planning. In philosophy or social science, beherrschbarkeit may be discussed in relation to human capability to master certain phenomena or systems. The noun Beherrschbarkeit is often used to talk about the overall feasibility of control or management.

See also: kontrollierbar, steuerbar, überschaubar, machbar. Antonyms include unbeherrschbar or außer Kontrolle. The concept is generally used to express that a subject, system, or situation can be brought under control or simplified to a manageable level.