Genitiivmitmus
Genitiivmitmus is a term that appears in some linguistic discussions to describe a proposed grammatical category in which the genitive case would function as a mood or modality marker on a noun phrase. The idea envisions the genitive not only signaling possession or a relation between nouns but also encoding speaker stance toward the predicate, such as hypotheticality, emphasis, or evidential nuance. The concept is not part of standard grammars and has limited, non-uniform usage in the literature.
In theoretical accounts, genitiivmitmus would be realized through the genitive form of a noun that interacts
Because the feature is debated and not established in descriptive grammars, the term remains largely theoretical.
See also: Genitive, possessive construction, grammatical mood, evidentiality, case grammar.