stillingens

Stillingens is a genitive form used in Norwegian and Danish to mark possession of the definite noun stilling, meaning position or job. The base word stilling, when made definite, becomes stillingen (the position). The possessive/genitive is formed by adding the suffix -s to the definite form, yielding stillingens, to mean “the position’s” or “of the position.” In Swedish, the corresponding possessive is ställningens, built on the definite form ställningen. The construction is common in formal or administrative language, where one attributes requirements, duties, or characteristics to a specific position or role: for example, in job postings or organizational documents, phrases like stillingens krav (the position’s requirements) or stillingens ansvar (the position’s responsibilities) are standard.

Stillingens does not denote a separate concept, organization, or widely recognized term by itself; rather, it is the grammatical form arising from the possessive construction of the definite noun. In multilingual contexts, it may appear in parallel translations to signal possession of the indicated position.

Because it is a grammatical form rather than a standalone word, its meaning depends on the noun it modifies, typically referencing employment positions, public offices, or formal roles.