mehrstartigem

Mehrstartigem is a German adjective form built from mehr (more, several) and startig (start-related), used to describe something characterized by multiple starts or initiation events. It is a relatively rare, technical coinage and does not appear as a widely established entry in standard dictionaries. When employed, it typically refers to processes, systems, or procedures that involve repeated launches, restarts, or initiations.

Etymology and form

The base adjective mehrstartig denotes a property of having several starts. Like other German adjectives, it inflects to fit the noun it describes and the grammatical case. The form mehrstartigem appears in contexts where the adjective takes a dative singular form (for example after a preposition such as mit or in a phrase like bei mehrstartigem Start), or in other cases depending on gender and number. The uninflected form is mehrstartig.

Usage and context

Mehrstartigem tends to surface in technical writing, project descriptions, or descriptive prose where the author wants to emphasize repeated initiation or relaunch events. Typical collocations include mehrstartiges System, mehrstartiges Verfahren, or mehrstartiger Start, with the exact ending adapting to the noun’s gender, number, and case.

Limitations

Because mehrstartigem is not a common dictionary entry, its usage may be unfamiliar to general readers. It is largely a descriptive term for a specific concept—namely, the presence of multiple starts within a process or system—rather than a widely established technical standard.

See also

Mehrfach, Mehrstufig, Start, Startvorgang.