Køberens

Køberens is the genitive form of the Danish noun køber, meaning "the buyer's." It is used to indicate ownership, association, or responsibility belonging to the buyer. In Danish, the genitive is typically formed by adding the suffix -s to the noun, and this does not require an apostrophe. Køberens can function as a possessive determiner before another noun (for example, køberens underskrift, the buyer's signature) or as a nominal phrase referring to the buyer's property or interests.

The term is common in legal, commercial, and consumer contexts. It appears in real estate and contract language to specify aspects related to the purchaser, such as rights, obligations, costs, or risks that pertain to the buyer. For instance, a contract might state that køberens underskrift is required to complete the transaction, or outline køberens omkostninger in connection with the purchase. In a broader sense, køberens rettigheder or køberens forpligtelser describe what the buyer is entitled to or responsible for within an agreement.

Plural usage follows the same genitive pattern, with the possessive form for multiple buyers typically rendered as købernes, indicating the buyers’ interests or responsibilities. The word is not used to denote the act of buying itself; rather, it modifies a noun to show content belonging to or associated with the buyer.

See also: Danish grammar, genitive case, kaup terms in Danish law.