No. 6,535 in German
elisabeths
"Elisabeths" is the possessive form of the name "Elisabeth" in German, meaning "Elisabeth's."
In a sentence
Elisabeths Buch liegt auf dem Tisch.
Elisabeth's book is on the table.
This usage shows possession by using 'Elisabeths' as the genitive form to indicate ownership of the book.
Wir bewunderten Elisabeths Garten, der voller Blumen war.
We admired Elisabeth's garden, which was full of flowers.
Here 'Elisabeths' again denotes possession, specifically the ownership of the garden.
Ich fand eine schöne Münze in Elisabeths Sammlung.
I found a beautiful coin in Elisabeth's collection.
The word 'Elisabeths' refers to possession within a specified context, here a collection belonging to Elisabeth.
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