Organic

The adjective organic (from Latin organicus , Greek ὀργανικός organikós 'serving as a tool', 'effective', 'practical')

• in biology the organism
• in anatomy the organ (biology)
• in chemistry organic chemistry
• in psychiatry clearly the contrast between organ-related somatogenesis and rare organ related Psychogenesis (opposite: organic mental or somatogenic-psychogenic)
• in architecture, organic architecture
• in construction building materials made of plastics and synthetic resins , e.g. B. Resin mortar (this is the common usage of the term in conventional building and construction); in the field of ecological construction also are natural building materials from renewable resources as organically referred
• in agriculture organic farming

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Wiktionary: organic  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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