physischem
Physischem is a German inflected form of the adjective physisch, used when referring to the physical or material in grammatical constructions. In practice, German writers often use the noun das Physische to denote the physical realm, properties and phenomena, as contrasted with mental, spiritual, or social domains.
In philosophy, das Physische is a central term in discussions of physicalism (Physikalismus) and reductionism. It
In science more broadly, the physical encompasses the objects, processes and laws studied by physics and, to
Etymologically, physisch derives from the Greek physis, nature, through Latin and German. The noun form das