pneumatic

PNEUMATIC = [nyu: 'metic] adjective
pnömatik, havalı

PNEUMATIC
1. Related to air or gas under pressure: This is the most common meaning of "pneumatic." In this context, the term describes a device, machine, or system that uses compressed air or gas to operate, such as a pneumatic drill, pneumatic tire, or pneumatic tube.
2. Relating to the respiratory system: "Pneumatic" can also refer to the respiratory system, particularly the lungs, which are sometimes called pneumatic organs.
3. Operated by compressed air or gas: A device or machine that is powered by compressed air or gas can be described as pneumatic. For example, a pneumatic tool or pneumatic cylinder.
4. Light and filled with air: "Pneumatic" can also describe something that is light and filled with air, like a pneumatic cushion or mattress.
5. Relating to spiritual or supernatural beings: In some religious or philosophical contexts, "pneumatic" can refer to spiritual or supernatural beings, or to qualities associated with them. For example, the ancient Greek philosopher Plato used the term "pneuma" to describe the vital breath or spirit that animates living beings.
6. Pertaining to the science or study of air and gases: "Pneumatic" can also describe the scientific study of air and gases, particularly in relation to their properties and behavior. This field of study is known as pneumatics.