systemets

Systemets is the possessive form of the Swedish noun system in its definite form, used to indicate belonging or association. The base noun system means an organized set of elements designed to function together. In Swedish, systemet is the definite singular form; adding -s makes systemets, the possessive meaning “the system’s.” For example: systemets struktur (the system’s structure) and systemets funktion (the system’s function).

Grammatical notes: In Swedish, the possessive is formed by adding -s to the definite form of the noun. The resulting possessive phrase is typically translated into English as “the system’s …”. The form systemets is common in formal and written Swedish and appears in government reports, technical documents, and academic writing.

Context and usage: Systemets can appear across domains where a specific system is discussed—engineering, information systems, public administration, or organizational structures. It is not a standalone concept; rather it is a grammatical construction used to denote ownership of a particular system.

See also: System; Systems theory; Swedish language; Possessive forms in Swedish.