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*Inalienable words are given with the indefinite possessive prefix ''bi-'' or ''biy-''.

| Possessive || '''una''' || '''unu''' || '''uina''' || '''uinu''' | Possessive || '''uua''' || '''uvu''' || '''uiua''' || '''uivu'''

#Retains preposed possessive pronouns. (Classical Windermere had those.)

| {{term|posesic}} || possessive

...on the final vowel and/or suffixes. Nouns can also take demonstrative and possessive prefixes. English would use possessive pronouns (“my”, “your”), Antarctican uses

...s, which replace the ordinary class prefixes but not the special ones. The possessive prefixes have separate forms for class IV nouns.

Possessive "X's Y" is formed by Y directly following X, e.g. "di falh" for "my fire" (

>[possessive determiner]+-ruz  ‘neni’, my > ‘neniruz’, mine

'''1POSS''' - inanimate possessive<br /> '''2POSS''' - animate / endearing inanimate possessive<br />

...' suffix indicates, that it was Maria’s pen, not Martha’s). All Carpathian possessive affixes are represented in the table below: Certain case endings change their form, when used with possessive suffixes: ''samsēd'''ū''''' “two neighbours” and ''samsēd'''ū'''''n

...ive). For example '''dou''' (subjective), '''di''' (objective), '''dyn''' (possessive).

Personal pronouns in Rheinwallian creole are divided into subject, object and possessive pronouns. The third person is gendered in the singular. There is no T-V dis ! !! Subject !! Object !! Possessive

Antarctican has two 3rd person possessive prefixes that nouns can take, wa- and si-. They are not interchangable. Whe ...essive prefix wa-. However, if we replace wa- with si- the non-topicalised possessive prefix, then the meaning changes:

=== Personal possessive pronouns === === Reflexive possessive pronoun ===

=====Possessive constructions===== ...igatorily possessed nouns like ''vas'' ‘head’ do not get prefixed with the possessive marker.

===Possessive===

Case has mostly dissapeared from Orrovian, but its vestiges can be seen in possessive contructions as well as certain patterns of pluralization.

===Possessive pronouns=== ...lected according to the regular adjectival declension. They can be used as possessive adjectives as well.

Possessive pronouns precde nouns: ''hoj ŋro'' 'my house'.

| third person inanimate genitive pronoun; possessive/genitive particle; from|| Also a short form of ''ati''.