Kärlets

Kärlets is a Swedish term that refers to a vessel, container, or receptacle used to hold or transport substances. In everyday language it describes physical objects such as bowls, jars, pots, or vases. In scientific and medical contexts the broader root kärl is used to denote vessels or channels, for example blodkärl (blood vessels) or kärlvävnad (vascular tissue in plants).

In grammar, kärl is a neuter noun. The indefinite singular is ett kärl; the definite singular is kärlet. The plural forms are kärl (indefinite) and kärlen (definite). The possessive singular is kärlets, meaning “the vessel’s.” Example: Kärlets färg är blåt; eller mer idiomatiskt, “Kärlets färg matchar bordet.” This possessive form is commonly used to indicate ownership or a characteristic of the vessel.

Common uses and compounds include blodkärl for blood vessels, och kärl i växten for vascular tissue in plants. The term also appears in everyday contexts to refer to containers for food, liquids, or other materials, such as a glass kärl or a ceramic kärl in a kitchen or laboratory setting.

See also: behållare (container), blodkärl (blood vessels), kärlvävnad (vascular tissue). The concept of kärl spans everyday objects and specialized biological contexts, reflecting its broad meaning as a vessel or conduit.