beweglichem

Beweglich is a German adjective meaning capable of movement, movable, or flexible. The form beweglichem is a declined form of this adjective used in specific grammatical contexts, most notably as the dative singular form for masculine or neuter nouns when the adjective appears without a definite article (strong declension) or after prepositions that require the dative case.

In German, adjectives change endings according to case, gender, number, and determiner. When there is no definite article, the strong declension provides forms such as beweglichem in the dative singular. For example: mit beweglichem Teil (with a movable part) or zu beweglichem Preis (to a movable/affordable price). The same form also appears with masculine or neuter nouns in the dative singular when the determiner does not specify the gender, as in dem beweglichem Teil? Actually, with a classic strong declension, the correct dative singular form for masculine or neuter is beweglichem. The exact form after a definite article differs (dem beweglichen Mann).

Beweglich can also function as a noun in the form das Bewegliche, meaning “the movable thing” or “the movable part,” and related nouns include Beweglichkeit (mobility or flexibility) and beweglichkeitsbezug in technical contexts. In contrast, weak declension after a definite article yields forms like dem beweglichen Mann, while plural forms such as bewegliche Teile appear in nominative or accusative positions.

Overall, beweglichem is a key inflected form illustrating how German adjectives decline in the dative singular without a limiting determiner, particularly in technical or descriptive text.