Domænets

Domænets is the Danish genitive form meaning "the domain's." The base noun domæne means domain or realm and is widely used in computing, geography, law, and science. The definite form is domænet, and the possessive is formed by adding s, giving domænets, used to attribute something to the domain, as in domænets ejer (the domain's owner) and domænets registrering (the domain's registration). In computing, domæne commonly refers to a DNS domain or a network domain; in such contexts, domænets status or expiration may appear in configurations or policy documents. In geography, domæne can denote the territorial or jurisdictional scope of an authority, while in science domæne denotes a distinct functional or structural region (for example, a protein domain). The possessive domænets is then used when discussing what belongs to that domain or is governed by it. The term is part of standard Danish vocabulary and retains close links to the English term "domain" and its cognates in other languages.