Grænlands
Grænlands is the Danish genitive form used to denote possession relating to Greenland; in standard Danish the territory’s official name is Grønland. The term Grænlands is not the official name of a place, but may appear in possessive phrases in Danish texts.
Greenland (Danish Grønland) is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark, located between the Arctic
Historically, Greenland was settled by Inuit peoples and experienced Norse contact in the medieval period. It
Economy and services are centered on fishing, including shrimp and halibut, with growing activity in mining
Greenlandic culture, language, and crafts—alongside contemporary art and music—form a core part of Greenland’s identity, reflecting