dimensionellen

Dimensionellen is an inflected form of the German adjective dimensionell, meaning "dimensional" or "relating to dimension." It appears in contexts where the adjective must agree with a noun in case, number, and gender; for example, in many plural or weakly declined constructions the ending -en yields dimensionellen. The base adjective dimensionell derives from the noun Dimension, itself borrowed into German from Latin and French, with the adjectival suffix -ell.

The term is used across disciplines to describe properties or analyses that involve dimensions. In mathematics and physics it commonly modifies concepts such as Eigenschaften (properties), Analyse (analysis), or Größen (quantities) to indicate dependence on spatial, temporal, or abstract dimensions. In engineering, architecture, and design it can describe forms and relationships that concern dimensionality, for instance three-dimensional structure or multi-dimensional data in information science. In art and literature it may be used more figuratively to discuss layered or multi-faceted aspects.

A close English equivalent is "dimensional," and common German collocations include dimensionellen Eigenschaften, dimensionellen Analysen, and dimensionellen Problemen. As a grammatical form, dimensionellen is one of several possible inflections of dimensionell used to match the grammatical role of the modified noun.