biologiczne

Biologiczne is a Polish adjective meaning related to biology or to living organisms. It is used to describe things that belong to, or are produced by, biology or biological life, including processes, agents, data, conditions, and substances. The term is derived from biologia (biology) and the suffix -iczny, and it shares its root with related forms such as biologiczny (masculine singular) and biologiczna (feminine singular).

In usage, biologiczne modifies nouns in various genders and numbers, for instance: czynniki biologiczne (biological agents), dane biologiczne (biological data), warunki biologiczne (biological conditions), badania biologiczne (biological research). In a broader sense, it contrasts with terms from other domains, such as chemiczne (chemical) or fizyczne (physical). In Polish scientific and medical writing, biologiczne is commonly paired with nouns describing organisms, ecosystems, and life processes, and it is frequently used in fields such as biology, medicine, environmental science, and biotechnology.

Etymology traces biologiczne to Greek roots in biologia, from bios (life) and logos (study). See also biologia, biologiczny, nauki biologiczne. The related prefix bio- is used in many languages to denote life-related concepts, though in Polish the full form biologiczne is the typical adjective for describing life-related phenomena.