biologischem

Biologischem is the dative singular form of the German adjective biologisch, which means biological or related to biology. In German grammar, biologisch describes things connected with biology, living systems, or biological processes. The form biologicalem (biologischem) appears when the adjective is declined without a definite article and the noun it modifies is masculine or neuter in the dative singular, or in certain fixed prepositional phrases.

In practice, you encounter biograph-language examples such as mit biologischem Material (with biological material) or in biologischem Sinn (in a biological sense). These phrases illustrate the strong declension pattern where the adjective ends in -em, producing biologischem. When a definite article is present, the adjective takes the other ending forms, for example dem biologischen Sinn or dem biologischen Prozess.

It is helpful to distinguish biologicalm from related forms: biologischer is the dative or nominative masculine/neuter form under different grammatical conditions, biologists often use biological vocabulary across various contexts. The base adjective biologisch derives from biology, with roots in Greek bios (life) and logos (study or discourse).

Usage of biological terms, including forms like biologischem, is common in scientific, medical, and academic writing in German, where precise description of biological aspects or materials is required. The form itself indicates a grammatical case and gender alignment rather than a separate lexical entry.

See also: Biologie, biologisch, grammatik declension of adjectives.