søens
Søens is the possessive or genitive form of the Danish and Norwegian noun søen (the lake). It is created by attaching the enclitic -s to the definite singular form, yielding søens to indicate possession or close association, as in the lake’s surface or the lake’s fish stock.
In Danish, søens is used to describe something belonging to or characteristic of a specific lake. The
Usage and context: søens appears mainly in descriptive or geographic contexts, as well as in literature and
Etymology: The suffix -s for possessive in Danish and Norwegian is a historical genitive marker rooted in
See also: sø (lake), sjø/sjøen (Norwegian/Danish equivalents in other dialects), genitive case in Danish and Norwegian,