fältens

Fältens is the genitive form of the Swedish noun fält, meaning field. In Swedish, field can refer to agricultural land or open land more generally. The definite plural form of fält is fälten, and the genitive or possessive form is created by adding -s to that form, yielding fältens. Thus fältens translates to “of the fields” or more simply “the fields’.”

Usage and semantics: Fältens is used to indicate possession or association with multiple fields, typically in written Swedish. It appears in phrases such as fältens skörd (the harvest of the fields) or fältens gräns (the boundary of the fields). Like other Swedish possessives, it does not require an apostrophe; the suffix -s attaches directly to the definite plural form.

Toponymy and status: Fältens is not widely recognized as a standalone geographical name. It may occur as part of longer place names or in historical or descriptive texts describing rural landscapes. In ordinary modern use, it functions primarily as a grammatical form rather than as an independent proper noun.

See also: fält (field), genitive in Swedish, Swedish grammar, Swedish toponymy.

Overall, fältens serves a grammatical purpose in indicating possession related to multiple fields and is encountered mainly in written descriptions of landscapes or agricultural contexts.