elektronisches

Elektronisches is the neuter singular inflected form of the German adjective elektronisch, meaning electronic. It is used to describe neuter nouns in German and appears with different endings depending on the determiner and declension.

In practice, elektronisches is common in noun phrases such as ein elektronisches Gerät, das elektronische Gerät, or mein elektronisches Gerät. The ending varies with the determiner: with an indefinite article it appears as ein elektronisches Gerät; with a definite article it becomes das elektronische Gerät; with a possessive it can also appear as mein elektronisches Gerät. In plural usage, adjectives change further (elektronische Geräte). The form elektronisches thus denotes electronic-related characteristics for neuter, singular nouns under various grammatical conditions.

The term is widely used in everyday language and in technical vocabulary. It appears in contexts ranging from consumer electronics to information technology, where devices, signals, and systems are described as electronic. For example, ein elektronisches Signal describes a signal based on electronic processing, and elektronische Geräte refer to electronic devices in general.

Etymology traces elektronisch to Elektron, the root connected with electricity, augmented by the adjectival suffix -isch. The noun Elektronik denotes the field studying and applying electronic science, while elektronisch serves as the descriptive form used across German technic and media discourse.

Related terms include Elektronik, Elektron, and electronic in English, all connected through the idea of electricity-driven technology.