rotatorischer

Rotatorisch is a German adjective meaning related to rotation or rotational motion. It is formed from the noun Rotation with the suffix -isch and is used in technical and scientific texts to describe phenomena, mechanisms, or properties involving rotation around an axis. The attributive form rotatorischer is used before masculine or neuter singular nouns (for example, der rotatorische Mechanismus or das rotatorische System). In feminine or plural contexts the forms change, for instance die rotatorische Bewegung or die rotatorischen Bewegungen.

In physics and engineering, rotatorische concepts describe rotational motion, angular variables, and torques. They appear in discussions of rigid-body dynamics, motors, rotors, gears, and robotics, where rotation about an axis is central. The term is often paired with nouns such as Drehung (rotation), Drehimpuls (angular momentum), Drehmoment (torque), or Energie (energy) to specify a rotational aspect.

In mathematics and computer science, rotatorische ideas relate to rotation transformations and rotational symmetry, as in planar or spatial rotations. While the term is understood, more common phrasing may use Rotations-, Drehungen- or rotational terminology depending on the field and preferred style.

Etymology and usage notes: rotatorisch derives from Latin rotator, via Rotation, with the German adjective-forming suffix -isch. It is a precise, technical descriptor and should be used when a concrete rotation-related property or mechanism is being discussed. Related concepts include Rotation, Drehung, Drehimpuls, and Drehmoment.

See also: Rotation, Drehung, Rotationssymmetrie, Drehimpuls, Drehmoment.