dråbernes

Dråbernes is the genitive plural form of the Danish noun dråber, meaning the drops or of the drops. It functions as a possessive modifier in phrases, titles, or descriptions and does not denote a separate subject on its own. In English-language contexts, it would typically be translated as “the drops’” or “of the drops.”

In Danish, the base forms are dråbe (singular) and dråber (plural). The genitive plural is formed by adding the suffix -nes to the plural: dråbernes. There is no use of an apostrophe to indicate possession in Danish genitive; the same meaning is conveyed through this suffix.

Usage examples include: Regndråbernes fald var stille i morgensolen (The raindrops’ fall was quiet in the morning sun). Dråbernes glans reflekterede lyset over bladet (The drops’ shine reflected the light across the leaf). These constructions are common in descriptive writing about weather, nature, or microclimates, as well as in poetic or literary contexts where the drops themselves are treated as a possessive or thematic element.

As a grammatical form, dråbernes rarely stands alone as a proper noun. It is typically embedded in larger noun phrases or titles, for example in captions, descriptions of imagery, or in paraphrases that foreground the drops’ characteristics or actions.

See also: dråbe, dråber, genitiv (possessive case) in Danish, and related terms for weather phenomena such as regn (rain) and dew.