Possessive Suffixes

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Turksİyelik Ekleri

A1Turkish marks possession with suffixes on the possessed noun: -im/-ım (my), -in/-ın (your), -i/-ı (his/her), -imiz/-ımız (our), -iniz/-ınız (your pl.), -leri/-ları (their).

FinsPossessiivisuffiksit

A1Possessive suffixes: -ni (my), -si (your), -nsa/-nsä (his/her/their), -mme (our), -nne (your pl.). Often used with oma (own).

HongaarsBirtokos Személyjelek

A2Possession marked on possessed noun: -m (my), -d (your), -ja/-je (his/her), -nk (our), -tok/-tek/-tök (your pl), -juk/-jük (their).

Hebreeuwsכינויי קניין

A1Possessive suffixes attach to nouns: ספר+י=ספרי (my book). Also independent: שלי, שלך, שלו. Modern Hebrew prefers של.

Perzischضمایر ملکی متصل

A1Enclitic possessive pronouns attach to nouns: م- (-am, my), ت- (-at, your), ش- (-ash, his/her), مان- (-emān, our), تان- (-etān, your-pl), شان- (-eshān, their). Alternative to ezafe + pronoun.

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