jedeSa

jedeSa is a German word that translates to "everyone's" in English. It is a possessive pronoun used to indicate that something belongs to or is associated with every person in a group. The word is formed by combining the indefinite article "je" (every) with the possessive suffix "-de" (of the) and the genitive ending "-s" (of). This possessive pronoun is used to describe collective ownership or association, and it is often used in contexts where the group is the subject of the sentence. For example, "Das ist jedeSa" translates to "That is everyone's," indicating that the thing in question belongs to or is associated with every person in the group. The use of jedeSa is a way to emphasize the collective nature of ownership or association, and it is a useful tool for expressing shared responsibility or collective identity.