relational
UK: rɪˈleɪʃənl | US: rɪˈleɪʃənl
adj. relating to or involving relationships between people or entities
adj. (computing) organized according to tables of related data
adj. (logic/mathematics) defined by relations or connections
Derived from Latin relatio ("a bringing back, report"), from re- (back) + ferre (to bear). The suffix -al (from Latin -alis) forms adjectives meaning "pertaining to." The word evolved through Old French relacion to Middle English relacioun, eventually adopting the -al suffix to emphasize its adjectival function. The term gained technical usage in databases (1970s) and logic, reflecting structured connections.
Their relational dynamics improved after therapy.
Relational databases store data in interconnected tables.
The study focuses on relational aspects of teamwork.
In algebra, relational operators compare values.
Her art explores relational themes of identity and belonging.