/ˈhɛnːɛ/
UrsprungFrom Old Norse henni, dative of hón (“she”).
- her; object form of hon (=she)
“Jag såg henne igår.” — I saw her yesterday.
Formerhennes(genitive) · jag(first-person, nominative, singular) · mig(first-person, oblique, singular) · mej(colloquial, first-person, oblique, pronunciation-spelling, singular) · min(first-person, possessed-common, possessive, singular) · mitt(first-person, possessed-neuter, possessive, singular) · mina(first-person, possessed-many, possessive, singular) · du(nominative, second-person, singular) · dig(oblique, second-person, singular) · dej(colloquial, oblique, pronunciation-spelling, second-person, singular) · din(possessed-common, possessive, second-person, singular) · ditt(possessed-neuter, possessive, second-person, singular) · dina(possessed-many, possessive, second-person, singular) · han(masculine, nominative, person, singular, third-person) · honom(masculine, oblique, person, singular, third-person) · han(informal, masculine, oblique, person, singular, third-person) · en(dialectal, informal, masculine, oblique, person, singular, third-person) · hans(masculine, person, possessed-common, possessed-many, possessed-neuter, possessive, singular, third-person) · hon(feminine, nominative, person, singular, third-person) · henne(feminine, oblique, person, singular, third-person)