Sidornas

Sidornas is a Swedish genitive plural form used to show possession for the definite plural noun sidorna, meaning “the pages.” In practice, sidornas translates to “the pages’” in English and is commonly found in written Swedish to attribute something to multiple pages.

Formation and use. The possessive suffix -s is added to the definite plural form sidorna to form sidornas. For example, sidornas innehåll means “the pages’ content,” and sidornas färger means “the pages’ colors.” This construction is typical for indicating ownership or association with a set of pages, such as those in a book, magazine, report, or website.

Distinctions. The base form sidorna refers simply to “the pages” as a noun phrase. Sidornas, by contrast, marks that what is being described belongs to or is associated with those pages. In Swedish orthography, sidornas is distinct from other genitive forms and is not interchangeable with merely using “the pages” without possession.

Context and style. Sidornas appears in formal writing, academic texts, and any language where precise attribution to a group of pages is needed. It is part of standard Swedish grammar and demonstrates how possession is expressed for definite plural nouns.

See also. Swedish grammar on genitive, definite forms, and possessive construction; examples of genitive usage in Swedish texts.