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...ding on the case they are used in. (Nominative, Accusative, or Genitive) Possessive Pronouns change depending on the gender of the noun they possess. The possessive pronouns (min) and (din) change based on gender, but their plural versions,

...in all nouns and pronouns. The cases are: Nominative (subject), Genitive (possessive, ‘of’, ‘from’), Dative (Indirect Object, ‘for’, ‘to’), Inst ...case, it is a single case in Ashian: the genitive. It also encompasses the possessive pronouns, such as ''my'' or ''their''. Sticking with our examples, in the s

* After singular possessive pronouns, that is, ''{{term|mo}}'' ‘my’, ''{{term|to}}'' ‘your’, an

Possession is indicated by using the appropriate possessive form after the possessor: ''Eqsiq tamɔ́'' (E. 3-blood) 'Eqsiq's blood'.

This also causes the possessive pronouns to switch to a three-gender system: !colspan="4"|'''Possessive Pronoun'''

3) Marks possessor in possessive noun phrases | Description|| Absolutive|| Erɡative||Possessive Suffix

Nouns decline to number, definitiveness and case. The possessive can be constructed via noun + personal pronoun ending but isn't deemed a ca

...er". Instead there are possessive suffixes, attached to the end of a word. Possessive suffixes are almost the same as person markers in verbs, which they are der |+ Possessive suffixes

...ry, each), '''''multe''''' (many, much), and '''''poca''''' (few, little). Possessive determiners, [[cardinal numeral]]s, and the adjectives '''''bon''''' and '' ...'' Possessive pronouns are formed by using the article '''''la''''' before possessive determiners, e.g. '''''la mea'''''.

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Pronouns were similar to later Windermere, but with feminine plural pronouns, possessive pronouns, and inflected prepositions. ====Possessive prefixes====

! !! {{gcl|ACC}}/{{gcl|ERG}} !! {{gcl|POSS|alienable possessive}}/{{gcl|DAT}} !! {{gcl|INDEF}}/{{gcl|PL}} !! {{gcl|INAL}}/{{gcl|LOC}}/{{gcl Possessive particles (alienable or inalienable) can also serve as possessive pronouns when verb agreement marking does not give sufficient context.

* The possessive, plural, and diminutive noun affixes became separate clitic-like words. ! Possessive

...either the locative {{sc|LOC}} or the possessive {{sc|POSS}} affixes. The possessive suffix is by far the most common one, but the locative is more prevalent in

...from nouns and pronouns. In the case of pronouns they serve to create the possessive adjectives for each person. The possessive pronouns are expressed by using the absolutive pronouns with the adjectival

Nouns are inflected for possessedness, below is the list for possessive prefixes:

d) at the beginning of all nouns following a singular possessive pronoun c) at the beginning of all nouns following a plural possessive pronoun

However, when they take the prefix wa- (3rd person topicalised possessive), they are different: ...nges the phonation of a vowel, often its quality changes as well. E.g. the possessive prefix for inclusive "we" is yew- /jeu/, however, when it acquires tense vo

* Possessive pronoun suffixes ==== Possessive suffixes ====

====Possessive pronouns==== ...sive pronoun. Feminine words ending in -a lose their -a when preceded by a possessive pronoun.