biologischer

Biologischer is the attributive form of the German adjective biologisch, meaning related to biology or the life sciences. It describes nouns connected with living organisms, their structure, function, evolution, or ecological context. The term appears in science, education, journalism, and everyday language to qualify phenomena, processes, or objects as biological in nature.

In German, adjectives inflect for gender, number, and case. Examples include: Biologischer Prozess (masculine singular, without article), der biologische Prozess (masculine singular with definite article), eine biologische Vielfalt (feminine singular), das biologische System (neuter singular), die biologischen Prozesse (plural with definite article), or biologische Prozesse (plural without article).

Etymology and scope: biologisch derives from Biologie, which in turn comes from the Greek roots bios (life) and logos (study or discourse), with the suffix -isch forming the adjective. The prefix bio- appears in many scientific terms across German and other languages, indicating a focus on life or living systems. The term covers a wide range of domains, including biology, medicine, ecology, agriculture, and related disciplines, as well as everyday references to living aspects of the world.

See also: Biologie, Biologe, Biotechnologie.