transmisijskih

Transmisijskih is a form of the adjective transmisijski used in several South Slavic languages, including Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian and Slovenian. It denotes a relation to transmission, whether of data, signals, power, or mechanical motion. Grammatically, transmisijskih is the genitive plural form of the adjective, and it appears when describing a noun in the genitive plural (for example, in phrases that express “of …” or “a series of …”).

In technical and professional contexts, the form is common in construction of noun phrases such as transmission equipment, networks, or systems. For instance, phrases like niz transmisijskih uređaja mean “a series of transmission devices,” with transmisijskih functioning as the genitive plural of transmisijski. The adjective may appear with other nouns to describe components, lines, or facilities involved in transmitting something—data, energy, or mechanical power.

Etymology traces transmisijski or transmisija to the concept of transmission, with roots in the Latin transmissio and its diffusion into Slavic languages through modern technical vocabulary. The term is primarily productive in glossary-style or descriptive phrases rather than as a standalone lexical item.

Usage notes emphasize that, as a grammatical form, transmisijskih is largely dependent on the noun it modifies and the local language’s case system. While the core meaning remains constant—relating to transmission—the exact spelling and gender agreement can vary slightly by language and dialect.