dinámica

dynamic

noun dee-NAH-mee-kah Rare

Origin: from Greek dynamikós (powerful)

Also means

dynamics

Usage Note

Dinámica as a noun refers to the interplay of forces or relationships in a group or situation, e.g. la dinámica de poder ('the power dynamic'). As an adjective (masculine dinámico) it means 'energetic' or 'dynamic'. In music, dinámica refers to volume variation (piano/forte). The noun is feminine despite referring to an abstract concept.

Examples

"La dinámica del equipo ha mejorado mucho este año."

Natural Translation

The team's dynamic has improved a lot this year.

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