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!colspan=2| Possessive ...line and neuter (''sui''). ''Votre'' can be used as second person singular possessive as a respectful form.<ref name="yoparla">[https://yoparlamondial.wordpress.

*The formal way of forming the possessive "X of Y" is X-CONST Y, but the construction ''an X le Y'' is also valid and

...ender won out. For example, the [[Rttirri]] third-person singular ergative/possessive prefix is ''wa'', derived from the Proto-Rttirrian ''*l₁a-'' (an ...outh-Rttirrian, this would be reanalyzed as an affix meaning "self" with a possessive prefix, cf. [[Rttirri]] ''nattu'' ("I", lit. "my self"). This affix is pres

...ey do not receive a possessive marker, but if an adjective is noun-like, a possessive marker will be used to denote the relation to the noun it modifies: ''uheim The possessive suffixes are:

For example, the word for "leaf" is /paɴtaj/. When it takes the possessive suffix /-mà/ - "her", the result is /paɴtamʲà/ - "her leaf". The /j/ ha ...ɴtaj/ - "leaf" and /banàw/ - "beach" combines with the first person plural possessive suffix /-ʔaɴʈɨnə/ to become /paɴtajaɴʈɨnə/ - "our leaf" and /ban�

(independent/possessive):

===Possessive suffixes=== ...n is a subject or a direct object of a sentence, it would take a different possessive suffix, than a word in an another case (like genitive or dative). The follo

* After possessive pronouns |'''Possessive'''

;Personal pronouns and possessive adjectives. ...ts; the second-person singular is used instead or the second-person plural possessive adjective is used if there is ambiguity. However, there is a separate third

...ival person markers are the same as object markers of verbs and similar to possessive suffixes of nouns, all having a common origin in early Proto-Carpathian per

...possessed noun is marked for its possessor. Because of this, Adwan has no possessive pronouns, and in fact employs an empty nominal stem ("h", which incidentall ...d, an array of determiner infixes are used with nouns, with determiner and possessive infixes exhibiting a complementary distribution (i.e., determiner infixes a

====Possessive pronouns==== Possessive pronouns change in cases quite as adjectives.

...tua''<nowiki/>' (your family), are the object of the sentence, and '''the possessive adjective '<nowiki/>''tua''<nowiki/>' (your (sg)) is placed after the noun' ...he first word in the sentence, or the object of the sentence. Pronouns and possessive adjectives are only ever capitalized when at the start of the sentence. Wor

Genitive noun phrases use possessive affixes on the possessed noun: * When there is an ergative noun phrase, the strong possessive affix is used and agrees with the ergative noun phrase.

!|Possessive/Object Suffixes * Possessive and object suffixes are used as possessive pronouns on nouns and direct object affixes on verbs.

...tive marking on the noun head. As this segment of the VP was originally a possessive phrase, non-constituents such as subjects were blocked from insertion into ====Possessive Constructions====

|''Possessive''<br />''Static Possessive'' ! scope="col"|'''Possessive'''

*Sceptrian has several ways of indicating [[Sceptrian#Possessive|possession]]

...by a special possessive marker, otherwise it uses the possessed case. All possessive prefixes are represented in the table below: ! colspan=4 |Possessive prefixes