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Possessive pronouns are used to indicate ownership or possession. They must agree in gender, number, and case with the noun they modify. Here is a breakdown of the possessive pronouns in Serbian:

Singular Possessive Pronouns

1. Moj (my)

   • Masculine: moj
   • Feminine: moja
   • Neuter: moje

2. Tvoj (your, singular informal)

   • Masculine: tvoj
   • Feminine: tvoja
   • Neuter: tvoje

3. Njegov (his)

   • Masculine: njegov
   • Feminine: njegova
   • Neuter: njegovo

4. Njen (her)

   • Masculine: njen
   • Feminine: njena
   • Neuter: njeno

5. Njegov (its)

   • Masculine: njegov
   • Feminine: njegova
   • Neuter: njegovo

Plural Possessive Pronouns

1. Naš (our)

   • Masculine: naš
   • Feminine: naša
   • Neuter: naše

2. Vaš (your, plural or formal)

   • Masculine: vaš
   • Feminine: vaša
   • Neuter: vaše

3. Njihov (their)

   • Masculine: njihov
   • Feminine: njihova
   • Neuter: njihovo

Usage in Sentences

• Moj pas je veliki. (My dog is big.)
• Tvoja knjiga je na stolu. (Your book is on the table.)
• Njegova kuća je blizu. (His house is nearby.)
• Njena mačka je bela. (Her cat is white.)
• Naše dete ide u školu. (Our child goes to school.)
• Vaš automobil je nov. (Your car is new.)
• Njihov vrt je lep. (Their garden is beautiful.)

Agreement with Nouns

Possessive pronouns must match the gender, number, and case of the noun they are describing. For example:

• Moj brat (My brother - masculine singular)
• Moja sestra (My sister - feminine singular)
• Moje dete (My child - neuter singular)
• Moji prijatelji (My friends - masculine plural)
• Moje prijateljice (My friends - feminine plural)