Possessive Adjectives

The possessive adjectives (my, your, his, etc) are pronouns suffixed to nouns to denote possession. These pronouns are attached and are different from the attached ones you learned earlier.

Plural	Dual	Singluar
نَا	نَا	يْ
كُم	كُمَا	كَ
كُنَّ	كُمَا	كِ
هُمْ	هُمَا	هُ
هُنَّ	هُمَا	هَا

Lets take the word كتاب and suffix the possessive adjectives to it. The result will be the following table.

Plural	Dual	Singluar
كِتابُنَا	كِتابُنَا	كِتابِيْ
كِتابُكُم	كِتابُكُمَا	كِتابُكَ
كِتابُكُنَّ	كِتابُكُمَا	كِتابُكِ
كِتابُهُمْ	كِتابُهُمَا	كِتابُهُ
كِتابُهُنَّ	كِتابُهُمَا	كِتابُهَا

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Arabic alphabet — Indefinite nouns — Definite nouns — Nominal sentences
Adjectives — Feminine — Singular pronouns — Dual nouns — Dual pronouns
Basic declension of nouns — Demonstrative: This — Demonstrative: That
Plural — Plural pronouns — Preposition — There is/are — To have
Possessive case — Broken Plural — Possessive Adjectives