This is the 5315th most frequent Swedish word.
elizabeths
The Swedish word "elizabeths" does not have a direct meaning; it is likely a possessive form of "Elizabeth" (e.g., "Elizabeth's" in English).
The word 'Elizabeths' is used here as a possessive genitive form indicating ownership of the book by Elizabeth.
Elizabeths bok ligger på bordet.
Elizabeth's book is on the table.
Here, 'Elizabeths' functions as a possessive indicating the house that belongs to Elizabeth.
Vi kommer att gå till Elizabeths hus senare.
We will go to Elizabeth's house later.
In this sentence, 'Elizabeths' demonstrates possessive use referring to the specific way of thinking attributed to Elizabeth.