Suffixed pronouns - my, your, his, her ... – dar al-huruf

SUFFIXED PRONOUNS

Each person has a possessive pronouns. Because of this, you can easily express the possession of a thing/person by a particular person.

How it’s working? The pronoun joins at the end of a word. It is changed from “-un” to “u”, or from “-in” to “i”, or from “-an” to “-a”, and than the pronouns are added.

كِتَابٌ – كِتَابِي
بَيْتٌ – بَيْتُكِ
سَيَّارَةٌ – سَيَّارَتُهُ

book – my book
house – her house
car – his car

PRONUNCIATION	EXAMPLE	PRONOUN	PERSON
	كِتَابي	ي	أنا
	كِتَابُكَ	كَ	أنْتَ
	كِتَابُكِ	كِ	أنْتِ
	كِتَابُهُ	هُ	هُوَ
	كِتَابُهَا	هَا	هِيَ
	كِتَابُنَا	نا	نَحْنُ
	كِتَابُكُمَا	كُمَا	أنْتُمَا
	كِتَابُهُمَا	هُمَا	هُمَا
	كِتَابُكُمْ	كُمْ	أنْتُمْ
	كِتَابُكُنَّ	كُنَّ	أنْتُنَّ
	كِتَابُهُمْ	هُمْ	هُمْ
	كِتَابُهُنَّ	هُنَّ	هُنَّ