Language Blocks

Possession Link

Possessive Genitive Ownership Possessive pronoun

Whose is it?

core basic Relations

Anlamı

A relation of ownership, belonging, association, kinship, authorship, control, or close connection between participants.

Nasıl fark edilir?

Ask who something belongs to or is connected with.

Örnekler

Kelimeler

my|your|Peter's|of|own

İfadeler

my book|Anna's car|the roof of the house

Cümle

This is my brother's phone.

Visual guide

Basic shape
possessor ---- link ---- possessed
   my                    book
   Anna                  car
   brother               phone
Question: whose?
This is my brother's phone.
link = belonging/connection
Compare shape
same possession link,
different language shapes:
my book        pronoun
Anna's car     genitive/'s
roof of house  of-phrase
house roof     word order
book-my?       possessed form
Ask: possessor + possessed?

Dil görünümü

Dilinizde

Arabic (Modern Standard)
Belirginlik
strong
Önem

Possession is central through iḍāfa, possessive suffixes, and لــ possession patterns.

كتابُ الطالبِ جديد.

The student’s book is new.

Öğrendiğiniz dilde

Bengali (standard)
Belirginlik
strong
Zorluk

Possession is commonly marked by genitive -র/-এর or possessive pronouns before the noun.

এটা আমার বই।

This is my book.


Öğrenenlerde yaygın sorun

Learners may use the wrong genitive allomorph after different noun endings.

Same block, different coding

Both languages use this block strongly, but they signal it differently. Focus on form changes, not only meaning.

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