Granskarnas

Granskarnas is the genitive plural form of granskare in Swedish, meaning "the reviewers" or "the inspectors." It functions as a possessive noun phrase indicating that something belongs to or is associated with a group of people who perform scrutiny, review, or oversight. In ordinary text it is not a fixed name, but rather a grammatical form that can appear in phrases such as granskarnas arbete (the reviewers’ work), granskarnas rapport (the reviewers’ report), or granskarnas beslut (the reviewers’ decisions).

Etymology and grammar: The root is gransk-, from the verb granska, meaning "to scrutinize." The agent noun granskare yields the plural granskare, the definite plural is granskarna, and the genitive plural is granskarnas. The form follows Swedish patterns for possessives of plural nouns. When used as a proper name or title, Granskarnas can be capitalized as a brand or organization name.

Contexts and usage: The term is common in administrative, journalistic, or academic texts, whenever writers refer to the body of individuals who perform evaluation or oversight. It appears in both neutral reporting and evaluative writing, without implying a specific, single organization. The exact members designated by granskarnas can vary by context and country, reflecting the group responsible for a particular review or audit.

See also: granskare; granskning; granskningsprocess.