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Arabic/possessive Pronouns
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Possessive pronouns (my, your, his, her, our, their) are used to indicate ownership of something.
In Arabic, as with object pronouns, these take the form of suffixes; they are attached to the noun that's owned
+EnglishArabic عربي Example مثال English ExampleSingularMy ـي (-i)كتابيMy bookyour (male)ـكَ (-ka)كتابكَYour (m.) bookyour (female)ـكِ (-ki)كتابكِYour (f.) bookhisـه (-u)كتابهHis bookherـها (-ha)كتابهاHer bookDualourـنا (-na)كتابناOur bookyourـكما (-kuma)كتابكماYour booktheirـهما (-huma)كتابهماTheir bookPluralourـنا (-na)كتابناOur bookyour (male)ـكم (-kum)كتابكمYour (m.) bookyour (female)ـكن (-kunna)كتابكنYour (f.) booktheir (male)ـهم (-hum)كتابهمTheir (m.) booktheir (female)ـهن (-hunna)كتابهنTheir (f.) book