Modellernes

Modellernes is a Danish term that functions as the genitive plural form of the noun modeller, meaning models. In Danish grammar, it is used to indicate possession, attribution, or association by multiple models. While the expression can appear within sentences as a possessive phrase, it is not typically used as a standalone entry name in standard reference works unless adopted as a proper noun for a specific project, publication, or organization.

Morphology and usage in Danish are straightforward: modeller is the plural for models, and the definite plural is modellerne. The possessive/genitive plural is formed as modellernes, which yields the sense “the models’.” In normal text, the form serves to attribute actions, possessions, or attributes to a group identified as models. For example, modellernes mening means “the models’ opinion,” and modellernes arbejde means “the models’ work.” When used as a proper noun, Modellernes could denote a specific title, brand, or project, in which case capitalization signals its status as a distinct entity rather than a grammatical form.

In media and scholarly writing, Modellernes generally appears within phrases rather than as a branded name. If encountered as a title or brand, it would typically refer to a collection, exhibition, magazine, or initiative centered on models or modeling themes, but such usage would be dependent on the context and the creator’s branding choices.

See also: Danish grammar, genitive case in Danish, Danish plural formation.