μου σου του της μας σας τους
Short Possessives
Short genitive pronouns after a noun can identify its possessor.
How It Works
Short genitive pronouns after a noun can identify its possessor.
The article and noun agree with the possessed thing; μου or σου does not change with that thing's gender. Του, της and τους identify third-person possessors, while context resolves ambiguity.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| το σπίτι μου | my house |
| η φίλη σου | your female friend |
| τα παιδιά τους | their children |
Examples (3)
- το σπίτι μου
my house
- η φίλη σου
your female friend
- τα παιδιά τους
their children
How It Connects
Learn This First
Distinguish grammatical gender from the identity of a possessor or demonstrative referent.
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Patterns that build on this one.
Words in This Pattern
σου