--- Christophe Grandsire ha tera a:
> En réponse à Harald Stoiber :
> > Prepositions are formed using a kind of "anti-genitive" case
> > together with the prepositional case. Whereas the genitive
> > specifies the possessor, the anti-genitive denotes the possession.
>
> I think you mean "possessee": that which is possessed. "Possession"
> is a bit ambiguous here because it can refer to the concept of
>possessing something.
Somewhere in the sea of stuff I vaguely know, something is telling me
that the word for something possessed is "possessum" (funny-sounding
Latin word.)
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