No. 5,744 in Swedish
hasses
In Swedish, "hasses" is the possessive form of "Hasse," meaning "Hasse's" (belonging to Hasse).
In a sentence
Hasses bil står parkerad utanför huset.
Hasse's car is parked outside the house.
Here, 'Hasses' is a possessive form of the proper noun 'Hasse', showing ownership.
Boken som ligger på bordet är Hasses favorit.
The book lying on the table is Hasse's favorite.
In this sentence, 'Hasses' again demonstrates possession, indicating that the book is Hasse's favorite.
Det var på Hasses födelsedag som vi träffades första gången.
It was on Hasse's birthday that we met for the first time.
Here, 'Hasses' indicates possession of the 'birthday', attributing it to Hasse.
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