basics · grammar
ضَمائِر المِلكيّة
Possessive pronouns
My, your, his, hers — endings that go on the noun
English puts a separate word in front of the noun — "my house". Arabic puts an ending on the back of it instead. There are eight.
Keywords
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Here they are on one word, "بَيت".
Phrases
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Raja ·
It misses the phrases with the plural possesive pronouns
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