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 |
Note that for "my", there is a ــِـ before the ي, whereas for the others there is a ــُـ. This ــُـ is variable and will change into a ــِـ after a preposition for example.