solidarischen

Solidarischen is the inflected form of the German adjective solidarisch. It is used to describe nouns in a way that expresses solidarity, mutual aid, or collective responsibility. Like other German adjectives, solidarisch changes its ending according to case, gender, and number, so solidarischen appears in a variety of contexts, especially with plural nouns or in phrases where a determiner or preposition governs the form.

Etymology and meaning: solidarisch derives from Solidarität (solidarity), which itself comes from the French solidarité (and ultimately from a Latin-root idea of being united or whole). The adjective conveys actions, policies, or attitudes that emphasize helping others within a group, sharing risks, or supporting collective welfare.

Usage and examples: The form solidarischen commonly occurs in plural noun phrases or after prepositions that require a specific case. Examples include:

- Die solidarischen Maßnahmen der Stadt kamen vielen Familien zugute.

- Mit solidarischen Nachbarn kann man Krisenzeiten besser überstehen.

- Die Organisation verfolgt solidarische Prinzipien.

Relation and related terms: solidarisch is closely related to the noun Solidarität (solidarity). It is often contrasted with more individualistic terms and can be found in contexts such as solidarische Landwirtschaft (community-supported agriculture) or solidarische Finanzierung (solidarity-based financing). The word is widely used in political, social, and cultural discourse in German-speaking regions.

See also: Solidarität; solidarity; German language; political vocabulary; social policy.