The Saxon Genitive! What is it and how to use it? Mike explains everything!

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[@h.m.v.]

What is the Saxon Genitive? I'm assuming shortened (by time and linguistic changes) from "Mike his house", based on the fact that "Mike's house" would be "Mike sin huus" in Low Saxon.

[@billps34]

No. The modern English possessive 's and s' is actually derived from the Old English (Anglo Saxon) genitive case ending -s/-es. "Saxon" here refers to era in which Old English (aka Anglo-Saxon) was spoken, from the 5th to 11th century CE, not the modern Low Saxon language.

[@h.m.v.]

@@billps34 I am aware that it refers to the Anglo Saxon of the early middle ages, not the modern Low Saxon (that wouldn't make any sense anyway), but Old Low Saxon and Old English were dialects of the same language. I don't know any Anglo-Saxon, so I can only make assumptions based on what I know, which is modern Low Saxon. That's why I was asking.

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